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Tag Archives: snow
Infinity and beyond…
It is snowing again as I write. Have you ever watched a snowstorm and wondered just how many snowflakes were falling? Or how many had ever fallen? A million snowflakes, apparently, will only cover a patch two feet square by … Continue reading
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Tagged being, consciousness, esoteric school, infinity, Life, snow, spirituality, symbolism
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The Small Dog gets Snow…
The snow came down, fell thick and white As far as I could see… She opened up the garden door So it could fall on me. I love the white stuff from the sky Though it is cold for paws… … Continue reading
Discovering Albion – day 9: Over the Moors
We left Whitby, continuing our route southwards through Yorkshire along a road we had travelled together once before. “We’ll have to go to Whitby,” we had said back then. “In winter,” we had added, looking at the steady stream of … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged Cropton, North Yorkshire moors, Pickering, snow
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Forecast #midnighthaiku
Looking to morning Dawn may bring the glow of hope Snowfall is forecast *
Wonder #midnighthaiku
Childhood’s snow dreaming Mysteries and fairytales Coloured by magic *
Discovering Albion – day 4: Snow in Them There Hills…
We decided that it would be sensible to take the coast road north… it is both unusual and rather nice when ‘sensible’ walks hand in hand with preference. We had seen the snow capping the distant hills of the Lake … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged Cumbria, Gosforth, Romans, snow, Vikings, Wastwater, Western lakes
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Ani’s Advent 2020! Snowing Cats and Dogs…
Dear Santa, We’ve still had no snow. Do you have wheels for the sleigh in case we don’t have any? You never see it with wheels on the pictures… but I don’t think it would be fair to Rudolph and … Continue reading
Discovering Albion – day 4: Off the Motorway…
We’d done well so far. We deserve some credit for that. For once we hadn’t deviated from our original, if somewhat vague plans. It was never going to last. Like all good stories, we’d decided on a beginning a middle … Continue reading
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Tagged Heysham, labyrinth, Lancashire, sea, snow
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Discovering Albion – day 3: No Room at the Inn
For some strange reason we had thought it would be a good idea to leave Wales and head for our next destination. Wales is a very beautiful place and one I love, but technically, we weren’t really supposed to be … Continue reading
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Tagged coaching inn, decisions, hotels, snow
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AfghanistanAdventures#57: Falling off a mountain – snow, ice & wolves ~ Mary Smith
Reblogged from Mary Smith’s Place: Afghanistan, December 1989 As we prepared to leave Arif’s clinic he became unusually quiet until, as he was saying goodbye, I realised how upset he was by his young brother, Sharif’s departure. He was coming … Continue reading
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Tagged Central Afghanistan, Hazaristan, photogaphy, snow, Winter travel, winter weather, wolves
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