 The skies opened up, and it snowed great gorgeous fluffy flakes for an hour or two - I watched them through the window with a mug in one hand and a forestry tome in the other.  The snow stopped its whirling descent, and the temperatures began to climb, the fragile crystalline snows retreating and leaving only a small scrap of whiteness here and there in the winter garden behind the little blue house.
The skies opened up, and it snowed great gorgeous fluffy flakes for an hour or two - I watched them through the window with a mug in one hand and a forestry tome in the other.  The snow stopped its whirling descent, and the temperatures began to climb, the fragile crystalline snows retreating and leaving only a small scrap of whiteness here and there in the winter garden behind the little blue house.For several hours after that, we had a dense cold soaking rain and the small rags of snow in the garden disappeared altogether. Now (or so it appears) we are in for a day of freezing rain and treacherous walking, here and out in my highlands too. Mukluks, cleats, thermal underwear, hip waders, oilskins, umbrella, raincoat and heavy parka - I shall need it all today, and it is either on me at the moment or all packed up and ready to go.
Is that sunshine I can see through the window of the study?
1 comment:
Ah, winter is poking in and out. Lovely photos. I'm intrigued by Hestia Comes Home.
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