Snow, snow, snow…
Blogpost number 8 in Connie Ragen’ 30 Days Blog Challenge.
“Wow, snow!! ”
My daugters voice was exited this morning when she woke up and looked out of the window. There was snow every where! She couldn’t get outside quickly enough to play in the snow! I guess kids always love snow, but it made me think about how often my daughter, who is 7 has experienced snow..? Not many times!
I don’t know if it is because of Global warming, but it is a fact that the past ten years we rarely have had snow in Denmark during winther. Actually my daughter has only been out sledging once in her life.. We have had snow a couple of times but mostly it melts almost as soon as it hits the ground.
So today is a snow post! Today we are dreaming of a white christmas!
Here are three pictures of Danish snow scenery:
Snow Scenery Denmark 1
Snow scenery Denmark 2
Snow scenery Denmark 3
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Claus that’s BEAUTIFUL! I love snow!
Hi Holly, great to see you!
Thank you, and yes, snow is…. cool!!
Claus, that is beautiful.
Do you live by the ocean?
I live in snow country. Utah is famous for its’ snow because is is so
light and fluffy. The ski resorts opened late this year because we did not have snow until 2nd weed of December. Usually they are opened by Thanksgiving.
Enjoy your snow! Have fun with your daughter.
Sheila
Hi Sheila, yes, the ocean is my backyard. I love the ocean, and I’m never tired of watching it and listening to it!
But Utah sounds pretty cool too! Do you think it’s due to Global Warming that ski season is late this year?
Absolutely beautiful my friend!
Thanks for sharing the pics!
Trap
My pleasure, Trap!
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I didn’t know you lived by the sea. What great inspiration for your music. The photos are lovely!
Hi Kathy, thank you.
I have got my best inspirationd by the sea. Denmark is a small country, and we have a lot of coast. There is never far to the sea… And I live pretty close to it!
I used to live in Spokane, Wash and before that in Northern New Jersey. They both had a LOT of snow in the winter. I do miss the stark beauty of it, but I don’t, don’t, don’t miss shoveling it, driving in it, being cold in it. Snow is best when viewed out a window while standing in front of a roaring fire!
It’s fun outside in the snow, but also, as you say, looking at it from inside at the fireside!
Absolutely Beautiful!!!
I too love the ocean,
think that snow is best viewed through a picturesque window,
and can tell you first hand
that the areas in Utah that Sheila talks about are creations of “God”.
Kat~
p.s. on second thought, I recall
one of my most favorite memories of an experience is standing alone at night in the center of fresh & falling snow. It was the first time I recognized what silence sounded like
Hi Kat, Utah really sounds great! Snow is the sound of silence..
Brrrr… Its getting cold outside , wrap up and have a great xmas
Cheers, you too!
Claus~ I love your pictures. I for one, can’t imagine winter without snow. I live in Maine which is the North Eastern most state in America. Your daughter would love the snow here!
Thanks for sharing the photos.
Tam
Oh yeah, she would love Maine! (So would I)!!
wow! i’ll be in denmark on late january. i’m so excited to experience my first snoww! beautiful pics!
Thanks, let’s hope it’s still there in January!
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