Når termometeret krabber under ‘null’, endrer naturen litt karakter. Her hjemme i nord tar vi det for gitt, men glemmer lett at mennesker som til daglig lever under litt andre forhold kanskje synes dette er litt mer spesielt? Så for dem som synes dette er interessant, har jeg fanget noen litt spesielle motiver . . .
When the thermometer creeps below zero, the nature around us changes dramatically!
Home in the North this is regarded as ‘normal’, but it becomes easy to forget that for people normally living in a warmer climate, it might be close to abnormal? 🙂
So for you guys I’ve caught a few ‘special motives’ . . .
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Beautiful aftermath of an icestorm. The Glass World.
Hi John,
Thanks for visiting my blog!
No, it wasn’t really a storm, however, we’ve had a spell of fog combined with freezing temperatures, so ‘glassy world’ covers it – exactly!
And we’ve had these conditions for 10 days now – still without breaking a leg! 🙂
WOW.. these were very special moments captured.. ❤ Lovely images xx
Thank you, Sue, but then the fog returned . . .
And now it disappered, the white veil softly drip down. The temperatur has risen.
Yess! Doesn’t last that long and besides – I’m waiting for the spring!
So am I, may it come soon 🙂
I have ordered the spring to be delivered to us approximately Feb. 25th.
Is that OK with you?! 🙂
Oh yes, you’ve asked for a warm spring? Not too hot?
About medium plus 10-12 degrees, I believe!
Good 🙂
So have we! (If you’re willing to forget 3 feet of snow early in November, but we’ve had a lot of undercooled rains (fog) that have produced a lot of ice and very slippery streets.
Well as you know….this is a treat we have so far missed this winter. January for the most part has just been damp and dreary…..forecast is for gales and winds well into February