Beautiful isn't it? I will go for a little wander up the lane later, when some traffic has been through.
When I padded to the bathroom in the night I could see we had had a reasonable fall of snow (a couple of inches) but I suspect up on the hills it will have been heavier. The A44 was opened again once they cleared the accident and is open now. Not that I am planning to go to Aberystwyth! Tam has had snow, but not as much as here.
I have been watching "Crusoe" on tv, and enjoying that. Plus several History Hits programmes - I love to learn more about history and archaeology. I am able to do my cat embroidery whilst having one eye on the screen. I've been reading a few chapters more of Olivia Cockett's Love and War in London. Her writing style isn't exactly geared for a quick read, and her relationship (with a married man who, having cocked up a divorce, apparently never tried again) is a difficult one.
The cats have decided, after one sniff at the cat flap, that a Snow Day has been called and all have found warm chairs to sit on. It was 13 deg. in the kitchen again this morning, which is why I was the filling for a kitten sandwich in the night. It took me a while to get off to sleep as I was too warm in bed, but then I slept till 8.40 a.m. and woke to snow light shining in above the shutters and curtains. Off out for a short walk any moment, to catch the scenery at its snowiest, before the sun melts the snow on the trees and hedgerows. More photos later.
