Our little cottage in the snow.
The Lane outside our cottage.
Fields down the lane.
The view from our back window. You can see the snow on our Summer House and the fields beyond.
The view from our front window. You can see the horse box in the paddock.
Have you 'enjoyed' the snow or had enough?
Sft x
I've admired the snow from the window - just like you.
ReplyDeleteLove from Mum
xx
It's lovely when we're snuggled up in front of the wood burner.
DeleteSft x
We love the snow which is lucky because we have tons here in shropshire! The kids havd been attempting to build igloos in the garden!
ReplyDeleteYour cottage look idillyic in the snow - lucky you !!
Stay warm
Kay xx
Yes, you look like you've got it really bad. Igloos! What fun!
DeleteOur cottage does look pretty, nice to see it in different seasons.
Especially with the wood burner on!
Sft x
I enjoy it for the first few days - then I am quite happy for it to disappear, preferably missing out the slushy stage! My kids however, have different ideas and would hang on to it for weeks given half a chance.
ReplyDeleteI think I feel the same. Our school was open and 17 out of 20 children arrived! So a pretty good day, if just a few come it's more of a bother.
DeleteIt was lovely seeing the pupils have fun in the snow but they are quite excited by it.
Sft x
What lovely pictures :) I'd rather it would stop now - the novelty wears off when you have to drive to work in it! sf xx
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the photos.
DeleteOur drive to school today was good but it hasn't frozen yet. Last time it snowed our 20 minute drive took 2 and a half hours!
Sft x
No snow here LOL! Just sunshine & 20 deg C. But I do love it when it snows as it is such a novelty for us. Your place looks so pretty covered in snow. Sx
ReplyDeleteI'm not surprised you don't have snow!Just lots of lovely sunny weather.
DeleteHow often do you get snow where you live?
Sft x
On average I would say it snows once every 5 years, having said that back in 2011 we had two falls. We are too coastal for snow here. Sx
DeleteWe haven't had an awful lot just a few sprinkles that quickly disappear.It's really cold here though.
ReplyDeleteI like to see snow covering everything but hate it when it turns to ice and makes driving and walking treacherous.
Your views look lovely!
Keep wrapped up warm.
DeleteYes, love snow but hate ice.
Glad you liked the views.
Sft x
Beautiful photographs.
ReplyDeleteI love the snow when its fluffy and white but hate it when it turns to slush.
Me too! If only it would stay fluffy and white!
DeleteSft x
Er, I think you know my answer!
ReplyDeleteJane x
Yes, you love it!!!!!!!!
DeleteSft x
I think you know how I feel about the snow too! Your cottage looks really pretty though. My lunch date was not really posh although he did have breeches and a frilly shirt on, we have lots of visitors of all ranks, it's a bit like being in a goldfish bowl at times!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the photos of the cottage.
DeleteI love the way you've described your lunch date!!
Sft x
Your cottage looks lovely in the snow. I love the snow as long as I can view it from indoors. )
ReplyDeleteMe too! I don't like getting cold.
DeleteSft x
ReplyDeleteI live in town, so snow just doesn't look the same, it's just an inconvenience.
I love snow in nature. I walked under some snowy trees today and they looked amazing.
DeleteSft x
Every walk's a good workout in the snow - and I really need it. It's been lovely walking home tonight - pity it was so dark!
ReplyDeleteYes, it certainly tones up the legs!
DeleteSft x
Oh SFT, your cottage is so lovely! The snow in Bristol is turning into that grey slushy stuff. Bleh! Our snowman is still semi-standing though! :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you like our little cottage. I don't like the grey slushy stuff much.
DeleteGood news about the snowman. I hope he lasts a bit longer.
Sft x
Love your cottage in the snow. We don't have much in our part of Northern Ireland but my DIL is snowed in.
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Glad you like it Sylvia! How interesting that you don't have much snow. Hope your DIL is ok.
DeleteSft x
Snow is such a challenge for you over there. I love the pix. We have snow here from end of October til May so are prepared for it and used to it. Right now it is -35 so too cold to snow!
ReplyDeleteWell Marjorie, we have been slightly more organised for the snow this time so that's good but some parts of the country have had over 1 foot of snow and it's really bad.
DeleteGlad you like the photos.
You guys cope so well with the snow.
Sft x
I love the snow. I would have loved more than the one day of it, unfortunately though ours is no longer snow but ice. I do not like driving in it but as I had to go to work today I couldn't avoid it.
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah, We must be the only 2 teachers who did go in then!
DeleteStay safe.
Sft x
I think in the area we live only 3 schools were open- mine Dylan and Stephanie's stayed open, so no snow days here despite praying hard lol I do love to go sledging!!
DeleteThat looks a nice place to live.
ReplyDeleteIt is Meanqueen.
DeleteYou'd love all the walking routes around here.
Sft x
Your cottage & views look very pretty! I love the snow to look at & go sledging in... We had an amazing snowy holiday in Bavaria some years ago - huge amounts of snow, but regularly cleared roads & fantastic sledging!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had any snow for a couple of years here... Probably the only place in the UK that hasn't - even the rest of Cornwall seems to have had a little today! We just continue to get torrential showers at the moment & have even had a terrific thunder storm tonight - which seems strange - as it's freezing out there...
Enjoy it while it lasts & keep warm!
Kay :)
Thanks Kay.
DeleteI'm not a fan of snowy holidays as I don't like the cold. But when I read about people's experiences they always sound amazing.
Cornwall doesn't get a lot of snow does it? Sorry to hear that you are having such rainy weather at the mo. Hope it improves.
Sft x
Your cottage looks lovely all decked out with the snow on everything.
ReplyDeleteThere is only a dusting of snow here, you have more than I do, which is very unusual. At the present time we are in a cold snap that is suppose to last most of this week, at the time of blogging, 6.20p.m. temp is
-11*C.
Keep warm.
Patricia
Glad you like the cottage. Yes it is unusual for us to have more snow than you.
DeleteKeep warm too.
Sft x
Love snow days (depending on the outside temperature, that is!). Fresh, new snow is lovely and changes the whole mood of the world. :) Your cottage is lovely with white icing. xx
ReplyDeleteSnow days are good if you are snug inside. Glad you like the cottage.
DeleteSft x
The fresh snow looks like heaven to this heat affected girl. So pretty and I do know there is a down side but those photos are inviting. I can't complain as it is drizzling today and thankfully cooler.
ReplyDeleteIt does look pretty.
DeleteGlad it's cooled down for you.
Sft x
I've had enough! We had another day of snow today and more coming this week; at least a foot or more!
ReplyDeleteI haven't added up my Sealed Pot $$ for last week and have to give up the computer now. Will try and get to it tomorrow after I'm back from my sister's. Blessings and hope you are all warm and snug! ~ Linne
Hi Linne,
DeleteOh, you poor thing having so much snow.
Just to let you know I featured your sealed pot in last Sunday's update.
Hope you pop over again soon.
Stay warm and snug too.
Sft x
Your cottage looks lovely, sort of like a fairy cottage, all magical. We don't get snow where I am, but it snows about an hour or so north of us.
ReplyDeleteThanks, glad you like our little cottage. Do you miss not having snow?
DeleteSft x
in winter I should have added. :)
ReplyDeleteOh trust me, I'm enjoying the snow. It looks magical and even makes me a little cooler here in hot muggy Auckland
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the snow. It does LOOK magical but it's a pain for normal life.
DeleteSorry to hear that Auckland's muggy, Hot's lovely but muggy is not.
Sft x
We don't get snow here in sunny South Oz! It always looks so beautiful but I have to say I would HATE to be stuck in Heathrow at the moment, trying to get home!Oh and your cottage and lane looks divine :)
ReplyDeleteJudy xx
Yes, the snow looks beautiful. Glad you like the photos.
DeleteI agree being stuck in Heathrow is a terrible situation. Poor people.
Sft x
It looks very picturesque - don't suppose you want to rent it out for my sealed pot challenge (weekend in a country cottage)? (only joking!) Betty
ReplyDeleteI have thought about renting out the cottage in the future. Maybe when we're living somewhere else for a short period.
DeleteI love staying in country cottages too.
Sft x
Lovely photos, your little cottage looks wonderful whenever I see photos of it, but especially so covered in snow. Our school was closed yesterday and is again today, though Daniel has A level exams the rest of the week so he'll have to go in come what may. I'm not a lover of snow, it's ok if you have nowhere to go and can watch it fall from the warm, cosy house, but I hate being cold and it's not very nice once it turns to ice or slush.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the photos. It's nice to see the cottage in different seasons.
DeleteYou must have terrible snow! To close the school for 2 days.
I hope Daniel's A Levels go well.
Our snow has turned to ice and slush now. I'm keen for it to go now.
Sft x
Hi SFt
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping in on my blog only just found your comment wishing me a merry christmas!.Havent blogged in a while
Congratulations on mortgage freedom how wonderful . Cant begin to imagine ow that must feel lovely I bet .Hope u had a ovely christmas and have a wonderfull year x
Hi Mrs No Spend,
DeleteLovely to hear from you.
Hope you had a lovely Christmas.
We are very pleased to be mortgage free, soon we hope to be debt free, paying off the last bit of 'unexpected' debt (don't ask) and that will feel amazing.
Sft x
Oh, how very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI am ok with the snow as I have now work from home - the only day recently I had an early morning meeting it hadn't even frosted so the car and roads were clear... phew!