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A few piccys for you.

Ice Queen

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It is snowing quite heavily here, very unusual for where I live, as I am by the coast and we don't get much snow. At just about six o'clock tonight we had about eight and a half inches - measured in the middle of my lawn with a breadknife!
 

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Great pics Thanks for sharing Ice Queen . :flowers: Someone seems to be a bit camera shy in the last pic :smile:
 
Melen likes the photo of Timba hunkered down in the snow.

BTW, I see the sheep huddled around the feeder in one of the photos, how is the sheep cheese enterprise coming along?
 
Timba loves the snow, she is not being shy she is waiting for me to play with her, to chase her or throw snow balls. She snuffles along in the snow and rolls in it and I am beginning to wonder if she is part husky not wolf! The sheep are not impressed with the weather, the snow is a lot deeper since those pictures were taken and they are definitely fed up and can't imagine what Timba sees in it. When she is out playing they don't take their eyes off her, it is like watching a tennis match, with their heads going from side to side as she dashes past. The sheep in the picture are some of the milk sheep that were staying here for a while, this is the first lot of snow we had, those sheep have gone home to go into the barn as they can't take the bad weather. My girls and one boy remain and now have the hay to themselves. The sheep's cheese is still a problem, Bob, I will tell you when I see you, if I can get to you with the weather conditions, yesterday they cancelled all long haul flights, so I am keeping my fingers crossed.
 
Anita i also got a good showering of the white stuff yesterday down here in the South East....took this picture after about 1 hour of snowfall.....it kept going all day and a nasty wind popped up but for once it was not me:whistling:

Nothing like what i know some of you guys and Girls get but enough to excite my dog....she is nuts.

Sorry i have no snow-trac to add to my background:sad:
 

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It is cold here, -3 this am. Here are a few more piccys. This morning I had to go to get some more diesel, we are rationed to £15 as the tanker can't get here to deliver. I had to unfreeze the driver's door on the Discovery with my hairdryer. Very unusual weather, we don't get much snow here, too near the coast and not until January of February.
 

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The weather here is like your's out of the norm....still -5*c what's that about 23*F if my thinking head is correct....tonight i am expecting a low of -9*c which again i think 16*F.

Need to go clear the car to do a small lunch time shopping trip....wife is down with Flu so time to step it up a notch.

Keep warm Anita.:flowers:
 
I find it humorous that you folks are getting more snow than we are. We have certainly had our share of cold but most of the precip has been missing us. Be glad it is snow and not ice. They had major problems in the southern states with ice as they are not prepared at all for dealing with the roads and wintery conditions. Our road crews are very good about salt and cindering when it is bad.
 
I find it humorous that you folks are getting more snow than we are. We have certainly had our share of cold but most of the precip has been missing us. Be glad it is snow and not ice. They had major problems in the southern states with ice as they are not prepared at all for dealing with the roads and wintery conditions. Our road crews are very good about salt and cindering when it is bad.

I was thinking the same thing here as she has been sharing her snow issues with me via a couple PMs since it may cause a delay in her flight to get to my house for a visit. We've gotten unusually cold temps here, and we have snow cover, but not any serious snow.

He's a shot I snapped this morning of the back yard toward the workshop/guest house. Certainly less snow than Anita has in Wales.
 

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You certainly have less snow than I. Lots of doggy footprints in your picture, but no flattened snow where rolling and snuffling happens, like at my place, courtesy of Timba.
 
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