At least this morning we have bright sunshine, although even before I looked out of the window I could tell from the clarity of light there would be frost too. There is. Indoors, I keep peering at my tomato seedlings and thinking, βwhy did I start you off so soon?β They say they donβt know either. Ah well, when it comes to gardening, as with much else, all one can do is travel hopefully. Meanwhile, fingers crossed, weβve seen the back of these wintry scenes. You can click on an image to also see these in carousel format.
















Sometimes I think it is just as well we don’t have such extreme weather. Imagine Nairobi in snow and no county machine is working. Whenever we have heavy rains, power also disappears. Life would be unbearable.
Great pics , Tish.
Nairobi in snow – that is a vision too far π
Beautiful photos, Tish.
Thanks, Ali.
March weather is nasty sometimes. You have some nice pics.
Thanks, Sherry.
Some great photos here Tish
Thank you, Ian. Am a bit fed up with the need for all the vests and sox layers.
Off on a cycling holiday in Majorca tomorrow. Seminar on Female Genital Mutilation today at Leicester University
You’re here! An FGM seminar – that should be bleak. I once wrote an article about it for an American teen mag. In fact I may have re-posted it on WP. Have a lovely trip on your bike. That sounds just the thing for an over-worked medic.
My tomato seedlings were asking me the same question! Great photos.
I knew I should’ve listened to Charles Dowding and not sown them till mid-March!
But itβs the lure of heated propagators and greenhousesπ
Having collected these fabulous winter scenes must be at least to some degree compensation for an excessively long and severe winter, Tish.
You are right, Peter. The photos are the fun bit. And I’m sure our winter is nothing compared to yours. We Brits just like to whinge a lot about weather π
At least you got some cracking photos out of the weather Tish. We are back to mist and heavy rain today after tow almost warm spring sunny days. What a come down π¦
(And I have yet to sow my sweet peas as the temperature in the conservatory is only just beginning to feel above freezing). Oh, well, these things will happen in time.
Photographically speaking, you’ve made the most of winter, Tish, and for that we’re all glad. It’s cold here right now, but headed for 40 F or so today and sunny, so I’m not complaining. We had our vicious cold earlier in the season and it was quite something. I love snow, but having several weeks where it never got above zero (F) and the wind chill was even worse, was terrible.
janet
Thank you for those kind words, Janet. And here’s to wishing both sides of the Atlantic some spring – and soon π
We donβt have snow here in Florida so I get to enjoy the beautiful snowy photos of others. Youβve captured the icy βοΈ magic of snow in your photos. Of course, itβs easy for me to enjoy since Iβm not in the midst of it. Thank you for sharing your wintry weather.
Isadora π
You are most welcome, Isadora. It makes me happy that it gives you pleasure π
Aren’t we all ready for Springs warmer days? Well…I guess there are some below us that are just moving into winter but I’m ready for a steady change. We have had a few beautiful days and it is still a sunny day but frost the last day or two have laid waste to the daffodils. The fruit trees were in bloom too…we will see.
Ah! Fruit trees in bloom. That’s always so uplifting.
I am SO ready for winter’s end! So very ready.
Wonderful images, Tish. I don’t mind winter too much, but I’m always glad to see the new season!
I don’t mind winter really, but my gardener self is champing at the bit.
These are so wonderful (especially you title shot) they ALMOST make me wish for winter. But I said ALMOST because I remember the cold and have no wish to return to it!! I’m happy to enjoy it through your wonderful photography
Thank you, Tina π
I’m really not sorry I missed it, Tish, even though you do make it look so beautiful. π π
You did well to be with all that lovely Portuguese blue. And we got to share it too π
Wonderful shots, Memsahib. It has been a hard winter.
But Spring should be coming. Some day.
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(Bon week-end)
Happy weekend, Brian π
All those stunning photos make me feel cold. Just beautiful Tish.
Thank you, Irene. Didn’t mean to make you shiver π
It is dragging on Tish temperatures normal I suppose but now the rain and grey skies. Every time the sun shines I’m seeing it through my office window π¦
Warmer today, so fingers crossed π
I’ve enjoyed looking at your snowy images Tish, but it is not enticing me back to “Old Blighty”
Have just returned from Pembroke, and the whole country is once more locked in freezing blizzardy weather. You definitely do not need to be here π
Wondered if you had been away Tish. Oh dear poor plants will be having it tough this winter
Won’t know if they’re coming or going.
I adore your gallery, Tish. These are really convincing images of winter. Love that single leaf – all around beautiful work.
Thank you, Paula. Apologies for late reply but been off-line π