These towns are up in the north eastern part of England, flirting with Scotland (that "foreign" country to the north!). As with all of England, they do get soaked with rain, but they do not have the severe winters and they do not have our hot and humid summers.
I used to think that my Great Grandparents, when they immigrated in 1908 and landed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, would have been accustomed to the snowy, cold Pittsburgh winters. Now, I have to chuckle thinking that it was probably yet another culture shock for them.
Here you go, Heather. Our first real snowfall of the winter.....
and guess what....as of today, it is still coming down!
Are the brothers of the crossed shovels Beowulf and the Phantom? Our snow is very minimal but we have had freezing rain. I love the snow on the feeder.
ReplyDeleteTed and Beowulf. Actually old Beowulf has been quite the shoveler this season...shoveler of snow and not sh@t!!! ha ha
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