We have had very cold days for some weeks now...
around -20 C and lower...
went out and took some photos the other day...and the snow is so cold that you easily can see the shapes of the stars...
around -20 C and lower...
went out and took some photos the other day...and the snow is so cold that you easily can see the shapes of the stars...
...my backyard right now...
no tennis practising at the wall... :)
but I guess it will come...
And definetly no signs of spring...not even close...
Home alone ... (almost)
the guys is on tenniscamp... son as a participant and DH as a cook and physio trainer...
Middle daughter is at home to keep me company...
we are going to the movies tomorrow...
and see "Australia"...it is showing for the last days here...
And after that I hope I can get into a sewingmood!!!
Have a great weekend... :)
no tennis practising at the wall... :)
but I guess it will come...
And definetly no signs of spring...not even close...
Home alone ... (almost)
the guys is on tenniscamp... son as a participant and DH as a cook and physio trainer...
Middle daughter is at home to keep me company...
we are going to the movies tomorrow...
and see "Australia"...it is showing for the last days here...
And after that I hope I can get into a sewingmood!!!
Have a great weekend... :)
I have never seen a photo showing the snow stars like that. Gorgeous and COLD!
ReplyDeleteI use to see snow stars like that when I live in the northern part of the United States - in Idaho and Wisconsin, but now that I am in the southern area (Arkansas) I no longer see that - I hardly ever even see snow! only once or twice a winter. We have daffodils open and the roses are getting leaves on them. Spring is around the corner :)
ReplyDeleteKaren
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Beautiful snow pictures - looks so crisp and clean and those snowflakes - awesome. Have a fun weekend with your daughter.
ReplyDeleteHugs - karen
That is a gorgeous photo -- but oh, so cold!! We've had a cold winter too but I think it's time for spring to start arriving -- soon!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos--- next time blow soap bubbles outside. When it is that cold they freeze before they fall.....
ReplyDeleteYour snow flakes are beautiful. It is hard to believe that no two are alike. You should embroider one. It would be so beautiful and special.
ReplyDeleteStina, those photos of the snow crystals are wonderful, never likely to see anything like that in Australia....
ReplyDeletecheers Julz
Amazing photo's Stina. Hope you enjoy the movie, I plan on buying it once it comes out on DVD.
ReplyDeleteWOW Stina - those pics are amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteHow incredible is that. We don't see much snow here and I had no idea it did that.
xoxo Cath in Oz
wow....those snow stars are amazing!! I have never seen anything like that...well I have never seen snow!!! I hope spring comes along soon for you...it has been a long winter...and I am looking forward to autumn...it's been a long summer!
ReplyDeleteStina that is just so very cold the photos are totally amazing....enjoy the movie....
ReplyDeleteYour photos are great Stina love them even it is cold....then I can stitch inside with no bad feeling and have a fire in the fireplace....I saw Austrailia some weeks agot....wow the move give you something to think about....enjoy your movetime
ReplyDeleteWOW what beautiful photos I have never seen Snow Star Crystals like these in Australia, it is just not cold enough, it is amazing!! Thanks so much for sharing these with us :-)
ReplyDeleteErica
Hi Stina...stunning photos...I have never ever seen anything like those beautiful snowflake patterns...oh so lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteThe snow crystal is a beautiful picture, almost not real looking. Just wonderful. I hope you get in your sewing mood soon.
ReplyDeleteI sure have sympathy for you...I just got back from a quilt retreat where the temps were in the 20's (Fahrenheit) and I could barely stand it! I thought of you everytime I went outside! (But of course the 20's are much warmer than where you are!)
ReplyDeleteThe first photo with the snow flakes IS amazing - so perfectly formed.
ReplyDeleteThat first photo is amazing...I've never seen anything like that! And we have lots of cold and snow here in Ohio!
ReplyDeleteI just can't get enough of your beautiful snow pictures. I just want to reach out and touch them. I should be fair and get some beach photos to share with you *s*
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures with snow crystals, they are beautiful!!! Even though it is still so cold...But it won't last long, soon you will be posting pictures of darling flowers! Have a wonderful weekend with your daughter!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy Australia...Hugh is so gorgeous in it!! I really enjoyed...found it very amusing!! Cathy
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I can't imagine -20 C ... anything under about 10 C is cold to me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter-fresh photos!
ReplyDeleteStina, your pictures need to be published. I haven't seen snow like that, well being from Texas you can understand why. Have a fun visit.
ReplyDeleteBonnie
Your snowfalke pictures are awsome! Did you use a macro lense?
ReplyDeleteI never seen a wonderful photo like the first... I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week
Fiorella
Stunning pictures...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks so beautiful and cold. We are heading for some more extreme heat.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! Also, love your wool garden blocks.
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