The second 'snow-to-sea-level' event in three weeks came with gale-force winds and more snow than event #1. Snow began to fall Sunday night and it was Thursday before I could get the car up my driveway. With lots of editing work on hand, the log burner crackling 24 hours a day, two feline hot water bottles and plenty of food, I was snug as a bug... only having to rug up to feed the chooks down the hill and Rosie up the road...
Lovely all around. Oh the exuberance of youth. I'll wager they didn't tarry beyond the Kodak moment! Was Rosie's friend in search of warmth? Tell Pukeko it was nice to see him again. Glad you're snug and safe.
From Savannah's heat and sand fleas, this seems impossible!
I live in Governors Bay in Lyttelton Harbour, over the hill from the city of Christchurch. The harbour is my turangawaewae. I have a large garden planted in natives, vegetables and fruit trees, with (currently) 15 hens. My career background is in secondary and tertiary teacher education. Now I research and write from home in a magical environment and travel as often as I can.
Lovely all around. Oh the exuberance of youth. I'll wager they didn't tarry beyond the Kodak moment! Was Rosie's friend in search of warmth? Tell Pukeko it was nice to see him again. Glad you're snug and safe.
ReplyDeleteFrom Savannah's heat and sand fleas, this seems impossible!
Ah, one did tarry - and for some time! I will post another photo...
ReplyDeleteBetween Rosie and friend is Rosie's daily 'treat in a plastic bag' of rolled oats, weetbix and biscuits. 'Friend' is after the food!