Musing on gardening and life in the heart of rural Wiltshire. Well, erm Chippenham actually...
Saturday, 19 January 2013
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Brrrrrrrrr....
ReplyDeleteBeangenie - it is brrrrr! I think my snowed up watering can's rather cute though ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd I love how snow hushes everything and alters the light's quality. You know it's there before you pull back the curtains :)
A day to sit with a hot drink and a gardening book!
ReplyDeleteDream and plan!
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
Gorgeous...now it looks like my garden except we only have a few inches here now
ReplyDeletelovely photo xx
ReplyDeleteSsshh - I struggled to find my watering can which I needed to water the greenhouse!!
ReplyDeleteFound my watering can today. It is totally solid! Being plastic it will probably crack when it eventually thaws out.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. Keep warm.
Hah! I have a similar photo of my wheelbarrow swathed in snow. I do love the way snow creates "cushions" on all surfaces.
ReplyDeleteLea - I have 2 on the go at the moment :)
ReplyDeleteDonna - we have more to come this week apparently.
Kbower - welcome and thanks :)
PG - I can lend you one ;)
Dobby - they're usually quite resilient, so fingers crossed for you x
Janet - 'cushions' is a very good term :)