Oh. Wait... it's just my dog and the park next door.But it FEELS like Narnia. Always winter...
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12 comments:
Wow a good covering of snow there, It is very pretty. Thank you for the kind comment on my blog and for visiting.
Love
Lyn
xxx
Beautiful snowy pictures..... we have had some snow here at last and got some great photographs....
Strider looks magnificent!!
Wishing you well with your little break and writing.. you will be missed but absence makes the heart grow fonder!!
Love Jane xxx
Hello ICQB, did you come out through your closet? Narnia indeed.
Hi Lyn!
I'll be popping over to your blog from time to time - I really enjoyed my visit last night.
Hi Jane!
I heard about the gobs of snow that came overnight - hope you're warm and well supplied.
I typed 'Narnia' into a blog search on google last night and came up with several UK blogs talking about how the world had turned into Narnia outside their doors. Would love to see your pictures - will you post some?
Hi Ocean Girl!
I thought maybe I had when I walked out my door : )
Hiya,
Just put mine up right at the bottom of this page
HERE
and just happened to see a bit of this Narnia film last night. didn't think it was very suitable for children. Mothballs are poisonous for a start, and that Faun business is very iffy.
Anyways, push all your fur coats aside first :-)
Hi Jo!
You have a veritable winter wonderland going on over there.
And attitudes were different all those years ago about mothballs and going off to tea with new friends... : )
I just realized I spelled faun wrong in a comment I left elsewhere. I spelled it 'fawn', but had a niggling feeling that it was incorrect.
I think I need to do some brain exercises or something.
Stay warm!
Wonderful pictures. Some of our snow is mucky and slushy now, but there is more on it's way. It's all starting to get a bit scarey now, with trees down taking power lines with them! This country is so unprepared for anything, it's shocking sometimes!
Hi Yarrow!
Yikes! Snow makes a pretty covering, but it's bad news when it starts taking out the power. Hope you're well provisioned and warm!
We are warm and better prepared than most actually! Your dog most definitely does look like Aslan only more cuddly :)
Hi Yarrow!
Glad to know you're well prepared. Enjoy the white stuff while it lasts! - Although I heard you're supposed to get some more....
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