It may not have been knee-deep, but it did the job nicely!
I'll be back tomorrow with some more snowy shots of my latest make. In the meantime, thank you all so much for your kind words and support over the last couple of days; you have once again proven the wonderful spirit of our blogging friendships xxx
You lucky things! It's lashing rain here!
ReplyDeletePretty pics! Not even a whiff of the white stuff here! It's a balmy 8 degrees! Jxo
ReplyDeletethankfully we have not had snow...just freezing rain and wind!! Maybe a swap is in order? keep warm and safe x
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very entertaining start to half term. Thankfully there's no precipitation at all here!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and your kids get lots of time out in the snow, it looks lovely - all that blue sky and sun and whiteness (might be melting too, however).
ReplyDeleteStill thinking of you and also wishing I was somewhere that it snowed. Did you see Helen's snow photos? WOW! http://www.runquiltknitwrite.com/?p=3258
ReplyDeleteYay! Glad the nippers got some frozen water crystals :-)
ReplyDeleteNo snow here either, almost tropical with + temps!
ReplyDeleteYou lucky things! It's bitterly cold here but no sign of snow *sniff*
ReplyDeleteGlad the kids finally got some snow! We got just a bit last night but I'm over it and wishing for summer!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo's they would make some nice prints. I have yet to take any pictures of the snow as proof it happened....
ReplyDeleteYea for snow!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you got the snow you all wanted!! And praying you will continue to know the comfort you need at this time x
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful, picture perfect as they would say. It has cooled here which is nice I do prefer that, than those terrible hot days we've been having.
ReplyDeleteYay! At last! Keep warm, it's -10 over here!!! xx
ReplyDeleteThe snow was pretty but it's been really cold hasn't it. I haveto say working at school on Friday, with NO children was a bit of a treat too! Have a great half term!
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