Elsewhere in the UK, 4 to 8 inches (10 to 20 cm) of snow is causing extensive disruption to travel, and ain't I glad not to be among all that now. There is a lot of discussion going on about ineffective gritting and clearing, but if snow is not an annual problem, then there is not much point keeping a huge infrastructure in place to tackle it. Question of priority. However, planning for such an eventuality would make dealing with it a bit easier.
I have resumed my photography using a digital camera, given to me to use by my father.
Tuesday 3 February
Along the M25
In Terminal 5 at Heathrow
Wednesday 4 February
Pitching in the Minch
View from Loch Broom
Thursday 5 February
Thin layer of snow in Stornoway
Glad you are home and don't have to be out in the traffic mess. I like the pictures, but my preference is the very first one (your heading). Reminds me of much warmer days...I'm thinking warm and Spring!!! 'On Ya' - my
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures ~ It looks really cold there ~ Ally x
ReplyDeleteI bet you are thrilled NOT to be out in the travelling set right now!! Love the picture of Loch Broom - beautiful. The water does look rough, no wonder people were green.
ReplyDeleteHi Guido, I`m glad you are home safely. :o)
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Sandra xx
Glad you finally made it back home. That was a journey you will remember for a lifetime. LOL Love your pictures, as always!! Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are wonderful! Glad you are safely home.
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