its snowing!
its snowing!
yipee real lovely snow.
apparently all the tourists are out in the royal mile taking piccies - hope it lies and we can all go sledging!
apparently all the tourists are out in the royal mile taking piccies - hope it lies and we can all go sledging!
A good one by Val Sharp:DG wrote:Tried to take pictures of the scene this morning from my kitchen window - unfortunately with my new mobile phone - they turned out crap.
http://www.pbase.com/valsharp/image/40009440
Re: its snowing!
It's snowing quite heavily here in Rathboneland, and we're 400 miles nearer the equator!Sandra wrote:yipee real lovely snow.
I have nothing to say and I'm going to say it.
Re: its snowing!
Sandra wrote:yipee real lovely snow.
apparently all the tourists are out in the royal mile taking piccies - hope it lies and we can all go sledging!
Noooo....I'm just back from a week in the South of Spain...and I'm freezing my butt off here...what a shock to the system
This time last week I was eating dinner at a beach restaurant.....outside
Did manage to get a pic myself at lunchtime...
http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40029060

That's the before, the during is a bit white
http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40029060

That's the before, the during is a bit white
And half an hour ago:

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40068901

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40068899
And: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/4289859.stm

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40068901

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40068899
And: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/4289859.stm
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I've just arrived at work this morning. Drove through the park past Duddingston Loch - looks absolutely gorgeous. However, roads are very slippy and slushy and traffic is (thankfully) slow. Side roads around Morningside are sheets of thick ice. Be careful if you are going out - and take a camera
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DG
DG
Brrrrr!

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40099092

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40099093
(anyone recognise the dog walker?)

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40099092

http://www.pbase.com/wangi/image/40099093
(anyone recognise the dog walker?)
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I am greatly encouraged by all this snow in Portobello; after warnings of no snow and books saying the same I was quite chuffed to stand out in the 'blizzard' late on Tuesday night and rekindle my childhood memories of scary snowstorms and swirly winds.
It reminded me ever so slightly also of the magnolian honeymoon, taken in a very snowy February in a 'black house' on Harris, on a wind swept beach overlooking that island that would later become the castaway place for the tv series. It was an interesting holiday, as the snow vied with the sand to try and take over the inside of the accommodation... (by the end of the week we had the stove cranked up so high we had to keep the door open and it was actually very easy for both snow and sand to pile in)
I distinctly remember mrs m looking slightly glum as she sat in front of the stove and swigged at the champagne bottle while wearing all her clothes. And gloves. And hats.

It reminded me ever so slightly also of the magnolian honeymoon, taken in a very snowy February in a 'black house' on Harris, on a wind swept beach overlooking that island that would later become the castaway place for the tv series. It was an interesting holiday, as the snow vied with the sand to try and take over the inside of the accommodation... (by the end of the week we had the stove cranked up so high we had to keep the door open and it was actually very easy for both snow and sand to pile in)
I distinctly remember mrs m looking slightly glum as she sat in front of the stove and swigged at the champagne bottle while wearing all her clothes. And gloves. And hats.
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No wonder! Poor woman was probably thinking more along the lines of romantic, flannelette negligee..........mr magnolia wrote:I distinctly remember mrs m looking slightly glum as she sat in front of the stove and swigged at the champagne bottle while wearing all her clothes. And gloves. And hats.
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!
It was nice to watch it out the window at work. Couldn't see the Crags at all for blizzary snow storms, then wee bits of snow and then snow storms - quite entertaining!mr magnolia wrote:to stand out in the 'blizzard' late on Tuesday night and rekindle my childhood memories of scary snowstorms and swirly winds.
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