Wow, coldest I ever experienced was -20C which is -4F(?) if my arithmetic is right.
I must say I prefered the -20C with clear skies and sun over the miserable excuse for winter we so often have: +4C, overcast and grey all day with added rain or drizzle. This year we won't have a white Christmas although it will be a few degrees colder than last year's +11C (which would be relatively high for Easter).
I would be as frozen as this scene. I just can't cope with cold. I went into my daughters house, hoping to get some warmth and relief from her fireplace. She had no fire, as we were going to go somewhere, so I ran with purple fingers to her stove and I had gloves on too! It is not nearly as cold here, maybe 45 degrees Fahrenheit that morning. Still, I love to look at your photos of the beauty. Stay warm my friend.-Toogie
Very Pretty as always Carolyn.... Hope y'all have a Very Merry Christmas.
Please send some of the cold my way. We live in tropical north Queensland, so hot and humid at the moment!
I would walk so briskly, you wouldn't even see me get out of the chair.
Yes, just what the doctor orders to kill of bugs, germs and whatever. Will you set up a large fan and blow some to me? both snow and cold please :~))) hugs
I can't imagine temperatures like that. Where I live on the Sth Coast of NSW in Australia, we might get an overnight low of 0 degrees celcius once or twice and maybe a low 9 degrees during the day a few times each winter. Mind you we do get plus 40 degrees celcius in the summer. Not sure which one is worse but I suspect that despite it's beauty your winter weather must make life very difficult at times.
Hugs from Lynne in sunny OZ
you get use to it and it don't really bother me except it takes 10 minutes to get dressed to go out and when u come in lol
A beautiful picture but I have not reached such a low temperature and don't wish to either. I'm sure you know how to keep warm and cosy and we know here that you keep yourself very busy with your embroidery.