This is a view looking down on a small enclave of homes in Park City, Utah. As is usual in the mountains in winter, it can snow at any time. With about 6 feet of packed base established and 4 inches of new powder that had fallen that morning, everything was awash in white, except for the mountaintop clusters of trees. This scene seemed an idyllic example of a town nestling itself in for another winter and very content to do so.