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I am constantly surprised by the way the sun in late spring affects the colors of the snow

and the surrounding rocks and vegetation. 

The common misconception that snow is always white is far from the truth. Those who take 

time to really look at snow would notice the soft pastel shades of blue and lavender and in

the shadows a much deeper blue. Rocks glowing yellow, orange, purple and dark red can 

reflect these colors back to snow as pale peach, shades of pink and warm tans and gold.

Next time you are out during a warm spring day with snow still on the ground stop and take a look.

I’ll bet you’ll be surprised.