Fleming Creek After A Snowstorm, January 1956

Published In
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1956
Caption
Motorists and householders with long stretches of sidewalk to shovel may curse it, but to the lover of the outdoors, a fall of new snow is a thing of beauty. Scenes like this one reward the hiker or the back-roads driver after a snowstorm passes. Here Fleming Creek curves gracefully on its course through whitened fields, while trees - their harsh winter blackness muted - stand like sentinels guarding the little stream along its leisurely path. No human foot has passed here yet to mar the snow painting nature has created.