The snow technically arrived

Tuesday, January 24, 2017

snow in the sticks Norfolk
The snow arrived in Norfolk, technically. Flakes of frozen ice precipitated.
Maybe they didn't last long. Maybe only a few minutes. But they arrived, nonetheless.
snow in the sticks Norfolk

snow in the sticks Norfolk

snow in the sticks Norfolk

snow in the sticks Norfolk

snow in the sticks Norfolk

snow in the sticks Norfolk
 Proof! Evidence! Alas, the wind and drizzle that followed soon saw off the blanket of white in favour of  a watery slurry all around.
snow in the sticks Norfolk
I suppose it counts. But maybe a little more would be nice.
Sophie 

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3 comments

  1. Simon Douglas Thompson24 January 2017 at 14:26

    No it wouldn't! I love outdoor winter scenes, but as I also have to cycle to work in the dark in winter, snow and ice terrifies me and I wish folk would remember that one person's fairyland blog pictures mean other folk risking life and limb to get to work!

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  2. Kezzie24 January 2017 at 18:31

    When you have broken a limb in.the snow and ice, it changes your perspective. I definitely do not want it to comee again!!

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  3. Max Scott25 January 2017 at 23:57

    These are fabulously beautiful pictures Sophie...I did say I hoped the snow (technically) would reach you!

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