Haha! The news here today is that winter's icy grip is going to last until May! I might survive until then if you promise to keep posting beautiful wintry shots :))
Wow Merisi, over here in New York we are feeling glimmers of warmth and seeing blue sky with puffy clouds moving around. Let's hope that you'll soon be getting some of this trend.
Meanwhile, when I saw your snow accented fir trees, I was immediately reminded of some Christmas decorations we had at my childhood home. The little trees were sort of bristle-y, with some sort of probably glue-based snow on the tips of their "branches." Now the inspiration appears via your photography...just as we should be seeing Easter flowers and eggs and bunnies.
Global climate change seems to have a certain sense of humor.
Yikes. Whereas this kind of weather is still considered "normal" at this time of year here in eastern Canada (even though we're all grumbling about it) you in Vienna must be in shock! At least it makes for scenic "winter" pictures. Hopefully, you'll be able to look back on this as "that was the winter that was" rather than it becoming the new norm. Courage, ma chère!
Oh dear!
ReplyDeleteWill this winter EVER end?
It will, of course....it just doesn't feel like it.
Happy Easter.
YIKES! i was going to start complaining about how cold it is here on the plantation, but...hope spring springs soon, sugar! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteHaha! The news here today is that winter's icy grip is going to last until May! I might survive until then if you promise to keep posting beautiful wintry shots :))
ReplyDeleteSo, it is not just the UK that is shivering? Let's hope this weather front moves soon!
ReplyDeleteLooks positively Christmasy!
ReplyDeleteOh no! And it was looking so lovely and spring-like!! We are slow to see our spring this year as well, but I remain hopeful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your lovely comments! I am always so happy to see that you have paid a visit!
Wishing you and your loved ones a beautiful Easter, Dear Merisi!
Betty
Wow Merisi, over here in New York we are feeling glimmers of warmth and seeing blue sky with puffy clouds moving around. Let's hope that you'll soon be getting some of this trend.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, when I saw your snow accented fir trees, I was immediately reminded of some Christmas decorations we had at my childhood home. The little trees were sort of bristle-y, with some sort of probably glue-based snow on the tips of their "branches." Now the inspiration appears via your photography...just as we should be seeing Easter flowers and eggs and bunnies.
Global climate change seems to have a certain sense of humor.
xo
Wow! I love it! It's a very good postcard for next Xmas time.
ReplyDeleteYikes. Whereas this kind of weather is still considered "normal" at this time of year here in eastern Canada (even though we're all grumbling about it) you in Vienna must be in shock! At least it makes for scenic "winter" pictures. Hopefully, you'll be able to look back on this as "that was the winter that was" rather than it becoming the new norm. Courage, ma chère!
ReplyDeleteThe fresh snow of winter scenes are always so attractive yet the reality is often quite different. Lovely photo, but snow...please go away!
ReplyDeleteThank you and may the weather turn springlike soon for all of you,
ReplyDeleteMerisi