That will change tomorrow morning, although god only knows at what time. Will it be before I ride to work, during, or after? How horrendous will the roads be? Will my hands turn purple and drop off?
Who knows. Chances are if it is really bad I will walk.
I saw my first lesser celandine in flower today as I walked around Beacon Hill, having decided to see what was in the nature reserve today. Not a lot, to be fair, but a big buzzard flapped by the sacred tree, and the world had a haunted look about it, as though it knew what was coming.
Brace yourselves.
Si
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Much the same on the snow scene here. A few large fluffy flakes before dawn and then occasional bouts of dry snow, almost like minute polystyrene balls. Lovely bracket (I assume) fungus,
ReplyDeleteA snowdrift at least 2mm deep in my backyard! I fear there may be worse to come and that celandine will regret its decision to appear so early.
ReplyDeleteHope you got to work ok. Sunshine and snow flurries here - snow not really settling.
ReplyDeleteThe celandines have been out here for a while now. Just shows the difference between regions. Take care in the cold and ice. Snow fell yesterday but didn't settle. Wall-to-wall sunshine here today.
ReplyDeleteSome very heavy snow showers here, almost blizzard like, 10 minutes later the sun is out and none of it has settled.
ReplyDeleteI like that cat!
ReplyDeleteI wonder Beacon Hill's there are in Britain. I think there's even a Beacon Hill Fell Race somewhere to the north of you.
I wonder how many
DeleteLovely pics, Si. That calm before the storm . . .
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