Nightime is when the real action starts wrote Ben Huberman. He’s right but not the night when it was a snowing heavily and I was the only person walking the street.
Burnaby Public Library turned into a winter wonderland.
I could hear Pat Boone singing:
When it snows, ain’t it thrillin’?
Tho’ your nose, gets a chillin’
We’ll frolic and play, the Eskimo way,
Walkin’ in a Winter Wonderland.
A post dedicated to a person who cannot wait for snow. I promised Joanne of Mum how much longer that I will send her a snow flake in the mail.
Fantastic!
Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone.
Thank you.
fantastic! i am grateful.
Don’t remind us, Seeker…NOT YET……MOL 😀 Love the photos though. Pawkisses for a Sunny Warm Weekend 🙂 ❤
Granma, no worries. Do you let Binky out in the snow?
Seeker, I refuse to go out when it snows. I’m rooted to the ground, when I see the white world 😀 Pawkisses for an Easy Sunday 🙂
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Fantastic… I love snow and love that morning when you wake up and pull the curtains and discover that the snow queen has paid a visit. For us in the mountains here in Spain December, January and February are the most likely to achieve this type of scenery. At my age I am very careful about wishing my life away but…….
Oh, you get snow in Spain? I learned something today.
We do – we are at 900 metres and there are actually ski slopes about 30 minutes away. Dry heat in the summer away from the coast and cold but mainly dry winters. Have a great Sunday.
Those are beautiful photos. Are they recent? Is it really snowing already where you are?
Naaah…. that was last year. 🙂 We get snow if we are lucky. Remember 2010 Olympics? They have to move mountains of snow just for this game.
I am still enjoying the last presence of summer in South western Ontario. I will be taking my youngest son for his last beach visit to Lake Huron this afternoon. Although I love the views after a good snowfall the winters tend to get long, cold and hard here in Ontario. By February’s end I am craving the sunshine and warmth. I enjoyed your post none the less. Good luck posting your friends snowflake!
Lucky you for still having late summer.You get all the snows, we mostly have rain in winter time. This is just one of the anomalies.
Yes but the mountains are beautiful there. My hubby loves the area!
Heavenly. ❤ The color of innocence.
That’s a good way to put it. 🙂 Thank you.
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Nooo, no snow yet. Walking alone in a street full of snow is a lonely thing to do, I think. Although, it can also be well suited to solitude.
No worries, this doesn’t happen until next year.
How beautiful! I love all three photos.
Thank you. Not bad for point and click.
You TEASE you – thank you so much for the beautiful SNOW! 🙂
Just for you, Joanne, just for you 🙂
I agree with Ben Huberman! Great quote.
I see Vancouver snow as ceder shakes, to the rest of Canada’s sawdust. Attempting accurate description of a full blown Vancouver snow – pointless. It may not happen often, but when it does I practically squirm with delight 🙂
What a good way to describe Vancouver. Hardly we have snow and if we do, it doesn’t stay too long.
I really like the photos, Perpetua! Very beautiful. I’m jealous when you say you don’t get snow often but it melts quickly …. arggg! LOL On this hot day, I especially love the snow! 🙂
Don’t worry, Teri. The world is shifting, soon we will have your weather. Eeeek….
LOL–Move to St. John’s and you will soon get over your love of snow 🙂
Not for a billion dollars. 🙂
Personally, I’m on the opposite side of the fence. I LOVE snow, as long as it’s someone else’s 🙂 Beautiful captures Perpetua
Then you are in good hands where you live. I don’t mind it. They melt. Thank you.
The snow does look lovely against the night time lights… Serene.
Eliz, I though you are in hiatus. Good to see you. Thank you.