Lovely photo! I hope it's not too cold where you are.
I'll be posting my Easter snow picture shortly. We have no snow on the ground here, but by hanging out of the window with my extra zoom attachment, I could photograph the distnat mountains.
Makes for a lovely photo, though. And I dunno about unseasonable, exactly. I remember it snowing in Manchester in 1998 the night the Good Friday Agreement was signed, and there was minor flooding all over the UK delaying people's trains.
Which means its been ten years since the accord, I guess.
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I'll be posting my Easter snow picture shortly. We have no snow on the ground here, but by hanging out of the window with my extra zoom attachment, I could photograph the distnat mountains.
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Distant mountains? That sounds good.
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Wow. The snow looks so... powdery. Almost like glitter.
(Can you tell how often I've seen snow?)
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(Anonymous) 2008-03-23 05:45 pm (UTC)(link)Which means its been ten years since the accord, I guess.
bother it
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But did the snow in '98 lie thick on the ground as it has done today?
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I love the way you can see the texture of the snow
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A friend of mine in Colchester says she and her daughter and their neighbors had an Easter morning snowball fight. *g*
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I went down to the playing fields yesterday afternoon and they were dotted with snowmen.
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Has it all melted?
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This is a very early Easter, I believe- about as early as it ever gets- even so it's rare to have such a heavy snowfall in March
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We had lots of snowflakes but very little "stuck" - so no winter wonderland for us.
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Our winter wonderland has already melted- but it's snowing again, even as I write....
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Sigh. We never have snow anymore down here.
But this year the daffodils are beautiful.
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