And there has to be a Robin when there is snow.
And snow there certainly is!!!
This follows weeks of heavy frost.
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3 comments:
Looks like the snow is falling while you took your second pic! And love that little red robin. Stay warm and a merry Christmas to you and yours!
I particularly like the last photo...and the first, oh and the middle two. Hmmm. Pretty enjoyable all round really.
when my Dad was in England in the 50s, he said England was very cold. He went again 40 years later, he said, it wasn't so cold.
Now, if he was alive, would said, it is so BRRRR!
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