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This picture was taken two weeks ago at a Christmas concert, in the restaurant facing the main street. I blogged about it
here. And yes, it is very similar to the first picture: I took it seconds later. it is the picture of an English town in winter, in the weeks before Christmas. And you see the big absence: the snow. I am writing this, because now winter is very much here: it is cold and grey, I am wearing warm clothes for the first time in months, it even smells
cold. However, it is an
English winter. So the snow is optional.
That said, I am of two mind about snow in an English winter. I fear it, since
that fateful winter in 2010. However beautiful, people simply don't deal with it very well. Since then, I made my peace with English winters, however grey and dreary they may look like. I feel the cold, there are the Christmas lights to give this town a bit of color and atmosphere.
3 comments:
that is the most beautiful view!
It looks festive! We rarely have a cold winter here, let alone snow. Last winter was an exception.
Thank you!
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