Richard Schear photos
Dick and Lindy saw all kinds of snow fun going on at the nearby coulee where they were walking two days ago. Since then, we've had light snow almost constantly, so next weekend should be great, too.Posted for My World Tuesday, the meme for what's going on in the neighborhood.
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It really is a winter wonderland in Alberta, Kay! Thankfully, our snow is almost gone but threatens to come back on Wednesday. Snow is so pretty and fun to sled in but so difficult when driving.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like fun, but I think I'd better watch from a distance! Beautiful snowy hills. Terrific shots! It is still snowing here in Seattle, down to 16 degrees by tomorrow night and windy!!! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
That looks like so much fun. You certainly have a lot of snow for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteI have experienced this kind of snow for just four to five hours in my life, and these shots excite me. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the place. This reminds me of my days in USA.
ReplyDeleteso much fun. wish i could experience this fun in the snow on a clear sunny day.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! That is so fantastic! What a huge hill! My kids would have gone nuts if we had a hill like that in Illinois. Unfortunately, the Midwest is VERY flat.
ReplyDelete@ Kay -- that's so funny. I think it is a very small hill, because I'm from British Columbia, which has row after row of mountain ranges.
ReplyDeleteAnd Dick says to tell you there are big mountains in Alberta, too, which is true. The Rocky Mountains are on the border between BC and Alberta, and there is a ski hill in the Cypress Hills on the Saskatchewan border an hour or so east of us.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
OMG, I can always sigh in awe... very pretty... I wonder how it;s like sliding in snow.. hehehe...
ReplyDeletedropping by Kay. have a nice day.
Vernz
Petty Things In Life
What awesome pictures!
ReplyDeletethis could be a long winter for you guys...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, that looks like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteWow - you have even more snow than we do. What fun!
ReplyDeleteHi Kay, winter came so early. How I wish to be brave to slide in the snow. Love those tracks!
ReplyDeleteWow, quanta neve !!!!
ReplyDeleteDeve essere divertente giocarci sopra !!!
Però.... brrrrrrrrrrrrrr che freddo !!!
Buona giornata :))
Myriam e Igor
Been there, done that, unfortunately too old and fragile to continue . . .
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of all the fun.
Fabulous, what fun. Although I hope that we don't see that amount of snow! x
ReplyDeleteKay, this is great !
ReplyDeleteMelbourne is boiling right now, your photo made me cool down : )
wow, this looks like a lot of fun! and a lot of snow! brrrr
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and I can imagine the fun the "Kids" are having
ReplyDeleteits fun
ReplyDeletewill be glad to watch
Winter sure comes early there. That's a fine hill compared to what we have very locally -- although there is hilly terrain close by -- don't know if much of it is accessible, however -- it's kind of like lake access around here -- most of us are have-nots.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how much snow you guys have. Please keep it over at your neck of the woods though!!!
ReplyDeleteGill in a snow free Southern Ontario........I know I am tempting fate by saying that!!
Gill
It's lovely snow, especially because it's near you, not me. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the inventiveness of sledders.
It all looks very pretty but too cold for me. I might manage one or two slides but my preferred place is by a roaring fire, sipping hot buttered rum and enjoying the snow from that vantage point.
ReplyDeleteIt helps me remember what fun it was to go flying down a hill on a sled as a kid. That snow is beautiful. I'm ready for some here.
ReplyDeleteKat
http://inmydreamssfk.blogspot.com/
We still have some crunchy snow on the ground but rains are coming to wash it away. I won't miss the ice on the roads and sidewalks. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI live in so many bubbles here on the central coast of California, not the least of which is a weather bubble. I am having trouble taking in that much snow right now!
ReplyDeleteKay, I saw your comment on Friko's blog and as a fellow Albertan was intrigued by the address. Then when I saw the Unseat Harper button I was even MORE interested. Couldn't agree more.
ReplyDeleteThe snow is great - the temperatures not so much...
Great fun for all involved! We've just got frost.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowy hills.
ReplyDeleteTerrific shots!
Wonderful country!!
Gr, Bram
Wow, fantastic shots. I haven't experienced snow yet because we dont have snow in the place where we live.
ReplyDeleteLooks really fun to me, Kay. I would love to slide down the hill..."smile". You really have much snow already. We got the first snow yesterday, which resulted in totally chaos here.
ReplyDeleteNice to look at... but brrrr.... I'd be packing for Hawaii too! :-D Can't remember the last time I went sledding... [It's been a silly busy week for me, and it's impossible to catch up, but I have done a quick scroll down...]
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