Baby It's Cold Outside

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  1. Claire5:35 pm

    Oh my!!! That is such a beautiful montage of photographs. You have captured the beauty of our landscape on a beautiful frosty day. It looks so magical doesn't it? Stunning!! xxx

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  2. Dancin Fool6:59 pm

    Hey! Thank you, top walk. Hope your shoulder is feeling better?

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  3. The Huge Manatee3:45 am

    Brrrrr! Looks gorgeous tho. Great photos.

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  4. Dancin Fool9:28 am

    Thanks Envirobitch, its the same out there today but foggy. I am off out with my camera shortly!

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  5. Sensory Dragon12:52 pm

    ok, am officially jealous! all I want is a smidgeon of snow, just enough to build a snowman and take lovely photos like yours!! is it too much to ask!

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  6. Dancin Fool6:38 pm

    Hey Sensory Dragon! I had to drive 80 miles to find some snow, it seems its just you and us who have not got any! Wish we still lived in County Durham!!! But hang tight, I am sure there will be more to come! xx

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  7. Sensory Dragon7:31 pm

    Fingers crossed for a snowy white Christmas!!

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