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Winter Walking
Feb. 19th, 2010 05:21 pmLast night the weather forecast for my part of the world warned of snow showers settling on high ground. Now when they say high ground that usually means no closer than the Brecon Beacons which are over 2,000 feet+ high So I just ignored it. What they didn't say , or more likely what I missed was it would be moving up from the south. When I got up this morning the mountain behind me looked like this
But nothing on the hill or gardens.
I took Losyn to the Sirhowy walk thins morning, which is south of me and the ammount of snow increased.
Thankfully there was none on the walk itself. It was bitterly cold though and Jack Frost had been having fun with the puddles.
I curled up in front of the computer of the computer when I got home and haven't left the warmth of my living room since. There has been no sign of a thaw on the mountain so I imagine it is freezing out there still.
I hope these pictures help you cool down when you get back from your holiday vilakins. I would gladly take some of your heat and humidity, I am so fed up with winter.
But nothing on the hill or gardens.
I took Losyn to the Sirhowy walk thins morning, which is south of me and the ammount of snow increased.
Thankfully there was none on the walk itself. It was bitterly cold though and Jack Frost had been having fun with the puddles.
I curled up in front of the computer of the computer when I got home and haven't left the warmth of my living room since. There has been no sign of a thaw on the mountain so I imagine it is freezing out there still.
I hope these pictures help you cool down when you get back from your holiday vilakins. I would gladly take some of your heat and humidity, I am so fed up with winter.
