Tonight I got taken out for dinner. I was driven there, and paid for by my youngest son. And whilst we sat eating our food in Buxton the snow started. Despite my moaning in the last post about it there was something fitting and beautiful about snow on the 1st of December.It snowed all the way home over the top of the moors, but turned to rain as we hit the town we live in.
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It must be a good sign, snow on Dec. 1st. And you were treated for dinner by your youngest. Another good sign.
Lucky Mandy, dinner with son in Buxton and snow, how delightful. What more could a gal wish for. I'm so envious as I love Buxton. I had booked snow to arrive on 24th! Hopefully it will decide to snow again while we are there. Keep wrapped up and stay warm♥ Linda xoxo
i can't get into the snow yet, mandy, because mine is coming. i just know it. and i will complain when my windshield freezes.
but still, i know it IS beautiful...
xoxo
I cannot imagine a white Christmas Byrd, so foreign to us here in Australia. The snow must bode well for a snowy Christmas Day for you.How lovely that Alex took you out for tea.Keep warm and continue to look after each other.Much love.xxx
Sounds like a magical evening! How lovely to have the surprise of snow and the surprise to yourself that you didn't feel the fear you were expecting :) and it sounds like you were very warm in the company of your very kind and considerate son. So happy for you x
Magic eve. Pics are so fluffy white wonderful. You know we still have this warm fall wind from Italy crossing the alps, means instead of having snow we open the jacket and sit out in the beergarden. How very weird.
Magical, indeed.
Okay...how cool was that?!
(((((( the byrdie )))))))
:-)
That's so cool - it looks like it's growing on those trees from the ground up!
Love the pics. Am so very jealous, we didn't get any snow :( Looks so magical :)
The first snow is always the most beautiful day of the winter.
Then you have to shovel it away and remember why you hate it.
Beautiful pictures! I love snow on trees, too.
So glad you had a lovely dinner with your youngest. They do grow out of the difficult stage eventually, it seems. Mine is getting much better too.
Hugs,
xoxoxo
Angela
OH! how lovely!
What lovely photos! No snow here and I didn't even see any in Sweden, boo!
Sounds like youngest is making a real effort. I hope things keep improving for him and for you. lots love BG Xx
It's lovely to look at but not so lovely to drive in.
Beautiful pictures, Byrd!
Snow in lovely Buxton.I lived in Derbyshire for a time and visited often.
Not nice driving weather but pretty to look at.
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