Last night I wrote on the windscreen, this morning I couldn't find the windscreen! The snow has definitely hit East Yorkshire and this morning the scene that greeted us was gorgeous...
The Minifreerangers had to be forced to eat their breakfast as they were itching to get outside. Once amongst it there was no stopping them...
We've snowballed, sledged, rolled around and just got plain cold...now its hot chocolate time...mmm!
The other plus side to the snow...
This is the tidiest my veg patch has looked in months!
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You've had far more than we have - just a bit of a covering that is thawing fast - the garden is nearly clear other than the lawn which has tufts of grass poking through!
ReplyDeletefabulous! it has hit us too in the Vale of York. my garden also looks tidy lol. always love your blogging. blessings, Willow x
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! We haven't had much snow this winter, for a change. Hope it stays that way! I love your blog and "windscreen." I'm reading the newest book in the Inspector Lynley series by Elizabeth George with all the interesting things about the English countryside, etc.
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I'm happy to be your newest follower and will be looking around!
Hi Sue - thankfully we've had no more today but it's still pretty deep. The roads are clear though much to the kids disappointment, they've been praying for a no school snow day!
ReplyDeleteHi Willow lovely to hear from you - hope it's melting over your way, BH is driving there tomorrow - Garrowby hill in the snow gives me nightmares!
Hi Pam - thanks for following me, I really enjoy your blog and experimenting with new recipes - I'm looking forward to trying to recreate your seasoning, it sounds fabulous :)
It has been so long since I have seen snow, I almost forgot what it looks like. Totally unheard of here in Canada. Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat for the little freerangers! I hope you all enjoy the white stuff, but that it doesn't outstay its welcome. Hope you had some marshmallows for the hot chocolate. :-D
ReplyDeleteE, we've had to wait a while for it, but I couldn't believe how much had fallen overnight. My youngest two were up very early today, too, but I suspect they'll both be praying for the road to Driff to be blocked tomorrow!! Doesn't look likely though! x
ReplyDeleteYou have more snow than we do in Ontario, Canada, isn't that crazy. Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteFunny how I got way more excited about snow when I was a kid. It is still pretty fun to play in , not to drive in.
ReplyDeleteHot cocoa is the best part...yum!
Wow - looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteWe keep hoping for some of that white stuff in Cornwall...
Kay :)
Rather a white out than a black out. I miss winter, lovely pics you made
ReplyDeleteI love the snow! Such great pic's! I look forward to reading more of you blog! Have the most wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrr!!!! Just back from Sydney & it's freezing but these pictures remind me of the fun and beauty as well as the cold!
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