After a week of heat we are now surrounded by snow. A Winter wonderland in Spring.
It's not that common to have snow close by so everyone celebrated out in the countryside. Fields were filled with very happy rosy cheeked children having snow fights and building snowmen. All the cars coming back from the outskirts had snowmen on their bonnets. It really was a wonderful day!
oh, i love these images! the sky is so beautiful -- i feel like i can smell the clean, crisp air!
ReplyDeletewe're having our first cold spell of the season here, and you're having your last...
Wow I never would have thought that you would receive snow in South Africa!!!
ReplyDeleteand Your country side looks just like New Brunswick.. I am amazed!!!
When you know that mountains of cold snow won't last for months.. It is much easier to enjoy it.. So Glad everyone did...
Oh what glorious photos of African snow! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWait a minute! Aren't you going into summer? I'm totally confused. Although I suppose we have had a late Easter snow before. Aaggh. This just reminds me how much I'm dreading winter.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos, i enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a great day!
Absolutely gorgeous photos, Robyn! I love snow and can't wait for ours up here! Happy Snow Day! :^)
ReplyDeleteI saw that title and thought, "Snow? In South Africa?" Of course it is a big place and could have that but just doesn't cross my mental image of the place! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. I yearn for snow...
ReplyDeleteSo amazing! I never thought of snow in Africa either, very beautiful photographs... Thanks for sharing, Robyn! Roxanne
ReplyDeleteSnow + South Africa. Just the kind of thing a mixed-media artist would do! Lovely pictures -
ReplyDeleteWhat a joyous day. Enjoy it while it lasts!
ReplyDeleteSerious?! Snow! - I love the first two images - they look like calendar photos - we are starting to cool way down here - 39degrees this morning and the furnace is on - in another month I'll be sitting here with a fire going in the stove.
ReplyDeleteWow! Snow in South Africa! That's really neat.
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Snow??? I had NO idea!! How amazing is that?!
ReplyDeleteHow perfect, how pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese set of images are more like the ones you get to see on Skywatch. Like the sky and the snow, nicely captured
ReplyDeletestunning images - oh how i wish it would snow where i am from you lucky thing, you.
ReplyDeletei had no idea it snowed in your part of the world until now.
ReplyDeletedid you know that we have these 'ironing men' who use heavy irons like the ones that you found in scrap. they use charcoal to heat it and nothing irons up clothes quite like these old irons do.i go to these men to iron up my cottons and linens. the irons themselves are such beautiful pieces.
Beautiful images - thank you for sharing them with us. So beautiful, rich and earthy colours with a smattering of snow.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. I absolutely love it when it snows - it instantly cheers me up like nothing else. Sounds like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteLet it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for stopping to leave comments. Most of the snow has melted and now we gear ourselves for the heat again.
ReplyDeletePriya, I love the thought of these old irons being used and doing such a good job of it too.
wow,i had heard of it but my mind kinda cant imagine snow in s africa.thanks for sharing the pictures.
ReplyDeletethis is the first year since I was married (11 years ago, November) that we will be traveling north for Thanksgiving and I am seriously crossing my fingers that we get some snow ... I soooo want to take photo's of winter. :) these are really lovely shots - thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSnow in Africa. Sound slike the title of a Loreena Mckennitt song!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures... they transported me while I'm sitting here at my cluttered desk at sunrise in Texas! THank you!
ReplyDeletegreat photos. Always love the first snow day.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a beautiful day to be outside in the country. The minute I saw the first picture, my nerve endings tingled. The scene is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow how amazing Robyn... snow! :)
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