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Frozen beauty under Mendon Peak. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Even weeds look good in ice-fog flocking. (©Ted Pease 2010)
The hounds streak up the frozen track into the Wellsvilles. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Sunrise lights the pampas grass above the Trinidad Pier. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Barefoot in December is good. (©Ted Pease 2009)
December sunrise lights the Trinidad pier. (©Ted Pease 2009)
. . . above an empty December harbor. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Seastacks line the Humboldt Coast. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Girls on the beach. (©Ted Pease 2009)
After the ice fog lifts. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Some crazy runners will go out in any weather. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Farm shed hut lurks in ice fog. (©Ted Pease 2010)
(©Ted Pease 2010)
Lulu’s wondering why the heck we’re outside. (©Ted Pease 2010)
(©Ted Pease 2010)
(©Ted Pease 2010)
The ice fog finally breaks into dazzling winterscape. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Frost-covered limbs after the ice fog. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Morning ice fog melting. (©Ted Pease 2010)
It ain’t much, but it’s damn festive here. Christmas 2009. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Barefoot on Home Beach the day before Christmas. What’s not to like? (©Ted Pease 2009)
Sunrise at the Trinidad Fishermen’s Memorial. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Christmas lights swirl above the front door of 446 Mill Creek. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Only 4 degrees on the deck, but what a way to wake up. (©Ted Pease ©2009)
Mendon Peak and the Wellsville Range take on the first dusting of Winter 2010. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Fields hunker in for winter. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Sadie making tracks. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Early snow blurs the farrow contours of a mountain field. (©Ted Pease 2009)
(What a difference three weeks make! See Fallfield.)
Autumn turned chilly on Nov. 13. (©Ted Pease 2009)
A waning moon rises over Logan, Utah, as traffic blurs along Valley View Highway. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Fall coming, October 2009. (©Ted Pease, 2009)
October snow creeps down the Bear River Range into Cache Valley. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Between them, Dr. Mark Damen, professor of classics, and Dr. Ted Pease, professor of journalism, have much too much education. They figured out how to rebuild the deck railing anyway without losing any important body parts.
Wintry clouds close in on golden fall field. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Warm sky on a chill November morning. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Newly seeded field, Petersboro. (©Ted Pease 2009)
. . . sailors take warning? (©Ted Pease 2009)
Feathery salmon clouds at dawn. (©Ted Pease 2009)
A rosy November morning over northern Utah. (©Ted Pease 2009)
A lonely and leafless scrub awaits winter in northern Utah. (©Ted Pease 2009)
November skies close down over autumn fields. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Cutler Marsh captures Mendon Peak on a November morning. (©Ted Pease 2009)
The Wellsville Range mirrored in a polished Cutler Marsh. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Fields are autumn-brown as November opens. (©Ted Pease 2009)
The crops are in and fields plowed on the first day on November. (©Ted Pease 2009)
(Three weeks later, the season changes into Snow Contours.)
A pair of stray cows wander the fall fields. (©Ted Pease 2009)
It ain’t the beach, but a runnin’ fool’s gotta make do. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Frozen beauty under Mendon Peak. (©Ted Pease 2010)
Barefoot on Home Beach the day before Christmas. What’s not to like? (©Ted Pease 2009)
Mendon Peak and the Wellsville Range take on the first dusting of Winter 2010. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Early snow blurs the farrow contours of a mountain field. (©Ted Pease 2009)
A waning moon rises over Logan, Utah, as traffic blurs along Valley View Highway. (©Ted Pease 2009)
October snow creeps down the Bear River Range into Cache Valley. (©Ted Pease 2009)
Between them, Dr. Mark Damen, professor of classics, and Dr. Ted Pease, professor of journalism, have much too much education. They figured out how to rebuild the deck railing anyway without losing any important body parts.
The crops are in and fields plowed on the first day on November. (©Ted Pease 2009)
It ain’t the beach, but a runnin’ fool’s gotta make do. (©Ted Pease 2009)
