It’s December in the north.
When I stand in the cold to see this, I begin to get an inkling of how special it all is, and how privileged I am to be a part of it.
Greetings from the north’s best season.
It’s December in the north.
When I stand in the cold to see this, I begin to get an inkling of how special it all is, and how privileged I am to be a part of it.
Greetings from the north’s best season.
Beautiful post!
Thank you! 🙂
Yep…it’s certainly December. Beautiful photo, Lynette!
Thanks Jill. 🙂 Is it getting chilly in your part of the world?
Not chilly…COLD! I’m not liking this, Lynette. 😦
It hasn’t been frozen frozen here yet, but it’s supposed to drop to -28C (-18F) on the weekend. I hope you are able to stay cosy and warm with hot chocolate and a nice throw blanket. That’s my plan. 🙂
Eek! We’re in the “tropics” compared to you! I have to wait for the weekends to get cozy. 🙂
Yup, me too. 🙂
Hi Lynette, I’m in complete agreement with you. Winter is special! Coming from another northerner, even if on a different continent 🙂
Hi! Thanks for the visit. 🙂 I took a quick look at your site. Where are you?
Yes, it is special, and a healthy part of our planet. 🙂
Gorgeous! Does your snow stick around for most of the season or do you have long stretches where you don’t see it for a while? When we get snow, most of the time we are lucky if it stays for a couple of days before it melts. We usually only get a couple of those each winter.
Thank you. 🙂
I am very far north (62° north latitude in the Northwest Territories) atm; this is where I work. The snow arrives and stays until March or April. The temperature is projected to drop to -28C (-18F) this weekend. It’s going to get a bit frosty. 😉
Yikes! Stay warm!
Terrific shot!
Thank you. 🙂
There is a lot of beauty in frigid cold. If only it weren’t so hard to tolerate!
There is a lot of beauty in it, but yes, it does have its downside. 😉
It is very awe inspiring. 🙂
Yes, it certainly is. 🙂