Bel Air, Md. Snow - Yes Another Post...

Because the weather is so much better in Crisfield. On Saturday, I posted our tiny little snow storm. On Friday, our son, who lives in Bel Air, sent us a photo of his snow. If you go back and read the post you will see that I posted the photo for all the Bel Air/Harford County people who just love Crisfield. I am amazed, when shooting assignments for the newspaper, how many Bel Air people I meet.

I received a few more photos this morning and thought I would post them. I filtered the Bel Air photos.

So would you rather be in Bel Air?

Or would you rather be in Crisfield? I took these photos today.

“Nature has no mercy at all. Nature says, "I'm going to snow. If you have on a bikini and no snowshoes, that's tough. I am going to snow anyway.” ~ Maya Angelou

Snow in Bel Air, Maryland

Many of you know we spend a lot of time at our son's house in Bel Air, MD. Our son just sent us this photo and I wanted to share it with all you Bel Air, Maryland residents who spend so much time in Crisfield, and those of you who have vacation homes here.

I have met so many wonderful Bel Air people when covering assignments for the newspaper, and I thought you might like to know we only got a scattering of snow. And it is warmer here. Now don't you wish you were in Crisfield now?

When our son shot this photo of his home this afternoon, he said about eight inches had fallen; another six had fallen after he shot the photo.  Brrr.

And we, in Crisfield, are happy to be here. Sometimes the bay keeps the bad weather away. Hey, that rhymed.

Another good thing about Crisfield is that we don't have any "Wheel Roads". For all you people who have not had the privalage of driving on Wheel Road in Hardford County, you are not missing anything.

Don't get me wrong. Going to Bel Air in Harford County is like going to Disney Land for us. But it sure is nice to come home. No traffic. No noise. Just  good old-fashioned small town flavor. I guess that's what draws so many people from Bel Air and other surrounding cities.