A tip of the hat, you die hards.
Note the dead car in the driveway to the left.
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Wow that is a whole load of snow.
ReplyDeleteHave a very Merry Christmas.
Thank you for linking up and supporting My Sunday Photo this year.
Since it's snowed three weekends in a row I can hardly wait for Christmas. Just what I asked for, snow.
DeleteThat is a lot of snow, we've not had any for years but we did have a gorgeous frost this morning
ReplyDeleteAre you southern England, CM?
DeleteBrr, a nutty cyclist. I'm not sure I could hack all that snow.
ReplyDeleteI used to be one of them without the super fat tires. There's an older guy riding ahead of her and a real nutter in her car popping out for pictures in a snow storm.
DeleteThat I call a speaking photo...
ReplyDeleteBy the way: I hate snow, because I must ride my bike by every weather, what other could I do to make my long ways, sigh!
Merry Christmas time from still snowless Germany
I used to ride my bike in the snow and even had a bit of fun doing it, but I didn't ride my bike in the nice weather at all last year.
DeleteMerry Christmas to you, it got up to the low 30s today so even with all this snow and wind it's a little heat wave.
Incredible there's no snow by you.
there are few things that I enjoy more than a fresh snow fall and the more the merrier! But my bike is stored away for the winter, thank you. Enjoy your snow, like many things it doesn't last. Thank for the visit, enjoy the holiday and please make your way back.
ReplyDeleteWell we've had three of them so you'd be in hog heaven my friend. Yeah, I think those days are gone for me too unless I start taking steroids or something.
DeleteHappy Holidays, Tom.
I don't know how you do it, I really don't. It makes me shiver to think of going out in that weather. Our Oregon home used to be relatively moderate...just chilly dark damp rain most winters , but this is the second year in a row they've been hit with terrible ice storms...this one started just a few days after we flew out. To Florida. You may not wish to visit my blog today ... I'm sure our poor freezing Oregon kids don't )))
ReplyDeleteNeither do I, especially how I do it without falling on my big butt. I was chopping ice just last night and today it feels like paradise, WI style. That's 30+ degrees, y'all. Your kids must be grumbling, haha. It's weird that one of our German blog buddies hasn't gotten snow yet, but I know parts of OR get crazy snowed in don't they. Or is that just the mountains or buttes or what have you.
DeleteWe escaped just in time!
ReplyDeleteWe ate so many cheese curds in September when we drove through Wisconsin!! Stayed overnight in Madison.
It turned around again yesterday, Jackie. Ha ha, love those curds. I hope you had a good time and didn't run into too many rowdy Badger fans.
DeleteThat is brave! too cold for me though!
ReplyDeleteI guess it could be colder if it wasn't snowing. Brrrr
DeletePictures like this make me glad I'm currently in Florida :-)
ReplyDeleteSnow,snow,snow, lucky you. I like this picture. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteSo much snow! We're just getting going here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up!
Delightful photo and wonderful post ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you ~ ^_^
I like the sepia tones in this photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/12/visiting-bethlehem-gloria-in-excelsis.html, and have a wonderful Christmas!
Love the snow, adore the brave cyclist.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Man alive, that's a whole lot of snow - if one rides the bike a lot, fat tires would really be practical in this kind of weather! I don't know if I want that much snow:):) Anyway, thanks a bunch for sharing the snow with ALL SEASONS! More snow to you, this week!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about the wisdom of trying to stay upright on two wheels in that snow, but I'm sure the big wheels help. Have a blessed Christmas. Stay safe & stay warm.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had way more snow than we've had. So far ours is snow but more freezing ice everywhere. Treacherous to go out and walk my dog but roads are passable. Thanks for visiting and linking up. Hope your holidays are shaping up so far. I can't ride a bike well on dry roads anymore so kudos to this person for braving. Agree...hope he has an ale and goodies waiting. :)
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That really is a White Christmas. Forecast for here for Christmas Day is 40 degrees centigrade.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWow that is a lot of snow! Glad you were able to get out in it! :-)
ReplyDeleteLiving in SoFla does not give us much in the way of snow. Without giving away my age too much, I was probably 5 or 6 when it snowed in Miami.
ReplyDeleteYes...Miami Florida.
The last time my family and I saw snow was 4 years ago and it was A BLAST!!
I know...'A nice place to visit' and all that.
Thanks for posting the pic and bringing a little white into our decidedly 'green' Christmas :)
Thank you for coming by the Color me crazy post - it's colder, but not cold enough for snow yet, also it gets into the high 20ties at night. See you soon in the December 25 post:) Stay warm!
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