A slideshow of photos taken at around midday. Snowed in!
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Beautiful photos. There is nothing I enjoy more than a snowstorm!
Thanks! I love snow, although we were supposed to be elsewhere... weather set to be like this for several days I gather. Rural track, steep hill, hairpin bend, don't make getting out of a valley bottom easy, then the police are telling us not to travel. So an excuse for sloth...
Man I sorta wish I had a snowstorm like this! The best part about those storms is you wake up, realize it's snowed, and then run out joyfully with the camera, snapping away :)
At least, that's what happened to me before.
It never stops being exciting, fresh snow, as long as it doesn't go on too long - and you have plenty of supplies in!
Last Sunday was wonderful, Hadrian's Wall(see previous post pics)met a woman there from Australia who had never seen snow before. There was enough to make it beautiful, not enough to make roads impassible.
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