Every day last week as I drove to work, I was treated to a beautiful pinky blue sunrise. And every morning, I was frustrated that I had to report to work at 8 a.m. instead of continue driving toward the Great Salt Lake with my camera in tow. So I set my alarm on Friday night to wake up early on Saturday so I could finally take those pictures. Unfortunately, when I peaked out the living room window, I knew there would be no sunrise photos. But the morning wasn’t a total loss. I still pulled on some clothes and headed out for some snowy scenes. I didn’t know where I was going, but I ended up at Liberty Park.
On my way home, I found myself near a church building with a secret garden. I had always wanted to explore the garden, but somehow never got around to it. I guess Saturday was the day.
A walled garden just sounds so romantic. Even in winter, and it was absolutely beautiful.
I love living where there are hills and foothills and mountains because you can just be driving home and stumble upon a view like this down a side street.
I know that in May (and even June), I won’t be very excited about a snowy Saturday. But for right now, it’s just perfect.
sharp & keen 
These are beautiful. Almost makes me wish I were there. Ah but I will be. We arecoming up for Thanksgiving. staying Wed through Tues. Hope I can see you.
Oh Katie these pictures are so perfect. I love the three with the leave, berries, and pokey pines. So beautiful.
WOW! These are beautful and make me want to live here.
Katie you got me all excited for snow. I love how you captured the frosty gentleness of it all.