Tag: snow

Run up to Christmas

My last outing with the camera was on Sunday and I had a post for Brian’s Last on the Card challenge all prepared, and then late last night, this happened:

If you can’t see it: it started to snow. Not all that common for our area, certainly very seldom so timely, ready for 1 December.

Linked to Last on the Card: November.

Ride or treat?

Whether you are eager to join this horse’s anticipation of meeting a friend or just anticipating winter – expect some fun.

Considering the next week, I rather hope for the best, yet expect the worst. I’d rather not think of it much.

Linked to the Ragtag Daily Prompt: Anticipation.

Snow capped tops

A flashback (we had no significant fall of snow this year).  Because snow always comes from the top and lands on the top and covers the top (first).

This is my fourth top square for Becky’s April Square Challenge.

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Close-up and far away

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Odenwald landscape

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and Odenwald close up.

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Fenced-in snow

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and snowed-in beer (natural refrigeration).

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And for the cute factor: this is from last year when we thought we had a big cat but now we know he was only a kitten.

Linked to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Winter scenes.

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Winter windows

Once upon a time when we still had winters and we still lived directly under the roof we would wake up one morning and we almost couldn’t see the sky anymore.

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Once we removed some of the snow we could peek out.

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Outside it looked like this:

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Which meant other windows had to be taken care of.

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Linked to Monday Window.  For more windows, click here.

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Sob, heavy world 
Sob as you spin, 
Mantled in mist 
Remote from the happy. 
-W. H. Auden

For more photos inspired by the quote, click here.

 

“It’s like a $%*&! igloo in here.”

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Nancy is asking: “Have you ever walked pass an opening in a wall or barrier and suddenly an amazing view opened up?” for A Photo a Week.   I woke up to unexpectedly closed windows in our garret flat some years ago.  But we persevered and we managed to free them partly from ice and snow and were greeted with this:

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(Please imagine some sunshine to improve the view.)

For more unexpected window shots click here.