18 thoughts on “Snowy Woods”

1. Oh, brrrr. Beautiful, yes, but it looks so cold.

   1. Unfortunately, not too many heat units right now, but this January in the subarctic has been unusually warm (relatively speaking) with temperatures around -10C or so.

      1. Yes … I suppose that’s (relatively) warm … ish.

         1. January temperatures are usually around-35 to -40, so this is a lot warmer. Crazy. It’s my last full northern winter, so I’m not going to complain, though. 🙂

            1. It must feel like summer at -10.

            2. I wish. But better than -40!

2. Cold but beautiful ❄️🥶

   1. The subarctic is a lot warmer than normal this winter, though. It should be much colder than it is at present, but yes, by more southerly standards, it is rather chilly. Cheers.

      1. For me living in the Philippines, with only two seasons each year, this picture is soooo cold 😁🥶

         1. Yes, definitely! 🙂

3. That’s Canadian. Not much snow here for the past 2 weeks, but plenty of fog and frost. Happy Saturday Lynette. Allan

   1. Oh yes, definitely a Canadian motif. I am getting through my last northern winter in good nick. Thanks, Allan.

4. Gorgeous Lynette!

   1. Thank you, Cindy. 🙂

5. So gorgeous, Lynette. Stay warm.

   1. Thank you; I will. I have all the right clothes. 🙂 Cheers.

6. So pretty. We’re having a weird winter so far and don’t actually have much snow, which is very unusual for this time of the year.

   1. I just read a startling article saying that NWT has warmed by 2C over the last couple of decades, which if true, is pretty bad. We should have and average of -35C this month, but it has been -5 to -10 or so. So our winter has been weird, too; lots more snow because it has been so much warmer. It seems that unusual winters are everywhere this year.

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