Well I thought it was going to be so thick and deep but it was starting to get a bit melty....I think we're due some more overnight though so the photos might be a bit more 'snowy' tomorrow... Well I have put together an album of the shots, think they look ok. I used a D200 and our wonderful 105mm Nikkor Micro VR lens, this made landscapes a bit limited but the close ups worked very well. Clicky
The walk in the fresh air did me good and I came back starving...so I quickly made some supernoodles and a bag of microwave steam cuisine veg, that's about as junk foody as I can get....I do love the texture of those instant noodles though, and always burn my mouth trying to eat them before they have cooled enough!
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Marianne, I agree that yarn is quite yummy and the stitches lovely.
Those photos! I love them all, the snowdrops, what are those yellow flowers? love the old headstones...and the trees, and the building..and the bird tracks..the ivy..is one of those houses your home? well, really all of it....thank you so much for taking me along.
no...my home is just across the road for now...hopefully Barry and I will be moving to our own place in a few months time, we are renting this house. I'll post a photo tomorrow so you can imagine where I live :^) We are so looking forward to making our home together although, living here has been wonderful, we've been living together now for almost 2 years and we have just had the best time ever in amongst all the horrid stuff that goes with two broken long term relationships...but that's another story! You are a lovely friend Marianne (yep that's wierd!)and I am happy that you have taken the time to view my photos. I did take you for a little walk round my village, well this end of it anyway. The yellow flowers are called Aconites. I might take some photos of the other end tomorrow, I have to walk to the post office tomorrow so I'll take my camera with me if it's not raining! Hope we get some more snow, it never lasts long enough here!
Lovely images and such great detail on the needle and socks!! :o)
Pretty socks! What yarn is it?
its Reggia 6ply....its reduced at englishyarns.co.uk...fun to work with :)
Those socks are lovely :)
Have you still got snow? We've got nasty rain still, grr!
it's cold, dull and slushy here!
Is that the yarn that knits up into it's own Fairisle pattern? It's gorgeous.
I would love one of your sweaters :)
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