On Jan. 4, a dog stares out from under hoarfrost-laden trees on campus.
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The sun rises over campus as snow is plowed in January.
Looking south from Pine Street, snow covers trees, grasses, and the creek in January 2020.
Wilson Hall should be rising above the Central Utility Building and Booster from this view, but on a foggy day in January 2021, it’s nowhere to be seen.
On Jan. 4, Wilson Hall stands amid the snow and fog.
The photographer’s favorite tree stands steady in a snowstorm and in the sun.
Last month’s snow took some by surprise. These lovely, snow-tufted trees, captured a year ago, on Oct. 30, 2019, remind us that sometimes in October, snow happens. And it can be beautiful.
Both the summer and winter shots were taken northwest of Phillips Farm Road, near Site 38.
On March 23, it’s both spring and snow.
It’s blues and whites at Sanford Lab’s Ross Headframe after a big snowstorm on Feb. 25. The area saw 30 inches of snow that day.