“Love” is not quite the word I am using. Although I do like tramping out in the snow I hate not being able to get out and about and do everything I had planned. The Bears are housebound as well. Eight inches come well over the head of most of them. They are enjoying standing at the front door and playing at being Captain Oates, though.
Mmmm – second thoughts now about “Love the snow” – more heavy snowfall today and more threatening for the foreseeable future, means we could be housebound too. We’ve just had a powercut and thankfully the electricity is back now – coffee time calls!
our early snow is gone, leaving just cold and gray.
At least snow is pretty. And if you live elsewhere than flat south Jersey, sledding is a possibility.
How hard is it for an American to come live in England?? 😉 Your pictures sure make me want to live there instead of dreary rainy Seattle today!
*smiles*
Kim
You have much more snow than us – we only got a light covering, which is now sheet ice. Not good! Happy New Year to you, Margaret. Do hope 2010 is a marvellous one for you and yours.
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Oh gaaaah I wanna see and feel the snow 😦
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“Love” is not quite the word I am using. Although I do like tramping out in the snow I hate not being able to get out and about and do everything I had planned. The Bears are housebound as well. Eight inches come well over the head of most of them. They are enjoying standing at the front door and playing at being Captain Oates, though.
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Mmmm – second thoughts now about “Love the snow” – more heavy snowfall today and more threatening for the foreseeable future, means we could be housebound too. We’ve just had a powercut and thankfully the electricity is back now – coffee time calls!
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Lovely series! We had fresh snow overnight.
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our early snow is gone, leaving just cold and gray.
At least snow is pretty. And if you live elsewhere than flat south Jersey, sledding is a possibility.
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Those hills look great for sledding!
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How hard is it for an American to come live in England?? 😉 Your pictures sure make me want to live there instead of dreary rainy Seattle today!
*smiles*
Kim
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Gorgeous photos, thanks.
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It sounds like England is just getting bombarded with snow! Hope it continues to be as beautiful to you! :–)
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You have much more snow than us – we only got a light covering, which is now sheet ice. Not good! Happy New Year to you, Margaret. Do hope 2010 is a marvellous one for you and yours.
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Lot’s of folks getting snow there and here across the pond. We need to drive to hours north to the Grand Canyon area for snow. Your photos are great!
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Sorry I meant “two” hours.
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