First day of Spring, and Scotland was hit with a welcoming blanket of snow (nothing close to America, but similar in the juxtaposition). Last I checked, Spring has a more sunny feel, like this picture from last year. Instead, rain, hail and more snow. It couldn’t feel less like Spring.
And so, we wait.
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Beautiful picture. If I may ask – How many springs you have seen so far?
Thank you! Enough to know that our season is both late and early? :)
Oh yes! We wait for spring🌿
Great photo.
And wait… And wait… :) Thank you!
Ha!
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I do enjoy the snow though. It was quite warm today and I was hoping for the snow to come back, as most of it has melted off.
I looove snow, but Scottish snow only gets interesting from over the Firth and upwards, so it instead is just like…less annoying rain?
See, I wouldn’t have thought that. The town I live in is 13-14 degrees of latitude south of Glasgow, yet we get significant amounts of snow each year.
My memory of Midwestern weather has always been super duper warm, or bollock freezing, so decent snowfall doesn’t surprise me (although it does make me a bit envious). Incidentally, our Glasgow (and all across the lowland belt) doesn’t tend to get covered in snowblankets because salty air.
That is a lovely picture!
Digressing here, but… Scotland reminded me of Outlander I finished reading a few weeks back, and loved reading all the detailed description of the landscape that the author wrote (by visiting just the library).
Given that it’s set in Scotland, it’s good to know the descriptor matches the country, ha! :) Thank you!