Snow TV and other post-storm vistas

Ah, wasn't it beautiful today? The trees dappled in sugar powder? The fields glistening in the sun? The crap that people put out to save "their" spaces on Boston streets (like this old TV on Brown Avenue in Roslindale)?

Greta and I started out the day by heading to Hynes Field in West Roxbury for some snowtubing (and also snow tunnel digging):

Then we headed out in our automobile to survey the winter wonderland, starting with:

Snow-covered sneakers hanging from a tree near Hynes Field:

A snowbear on Poplar Street in Roslindale:

Snow-covered tombstones at a Jewish cemetery off Edgemere Road in West Roxbury (bonus fun fact: West Roxbury, perhaps the most Irish of Boston neighborhoods, has more than four dozen Jewish cemeteries):

We didn't think anything could top the rotary-dial TV, but some creative soul came close with these two chairs, bucket and empty Corona box:

Snowman on Hawthorne Street in Roslindale:

Some things the snow just can't beautify, like the old White Dove Restaurant on Rte. 1 in Dedham:

We got home just in time for a beautiful sunset: