There is something magical about the season’s first snow. The Vineyard woke Christmas Eve morning to find the Island blanketed. It was breath-taking, like a snow globe come to life.

Fishing boats ride out the storm in their home port. – Albert O. Fischer
Menemsha. – Albert O. Fischer
Sign dappled in white. – Albert O. Fischer
Little Lady at home on Christmas Eve. – Albert O. Fischer
– Albert O. Fischer
Menemsha dock cleared of snow. – Albert O. Fischer
– Albert O. Fischer
West Tisbury house like a Currier and Ives scene. – Albert O. Fischer
Dancing in the snow at the Field Gallery. – Albert O. Fischer
Last minute shopping at Alley’s. – Albert O. Fischer
Following a path through the snow. – Ray Ewing
Birds search for food with temps hovering in the teens. – Ray Ewing
The road to Slough Farm. – Ray Ewing
Boats pulled ashore for the season. – Ray Ewing
Island cloaked in holiday magic.
On the shore of Edgartown Great Pond. – Ray Ewing
Pasture painted in white. – Ray Ewing
The way a crow Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree. – Ray Ewing
Whose woods these are I think I know.    – Ray Ewing
– Ray Ewing
Familiar sight and sounds on snow days. – Tim Johnson
Airport delayed flights because of snow cover. – Tim Johnson
Ready for action. – Tim Johnson
Snow continued throughout the day. – Tim Johnson

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  1. Oh how wonderful to wake up and see that beautiful site.. I haven’t seen snow in years.. I went outside and made a snow angel. I love it .. I am only 80 years old!!

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