Photo of the day: Walking in a Winter Wonderland, May 29, 2012
Everyday life in the North Cape & North of Norway
Amazing adventures waiting to be discovered
Everyday life in the North Cape & North of Norway
Amazing adventures waiting to be discovered
Everyday life in the North Cape & North of Norway
Hard to think of snow when it was 34°C here in central Texas today and we’ve had wildflowers for four months.
Steve Schwartzman
http://portraitsofwildflowers.wordpress.com
Wow, back to the snow! Still beautiful in the spring snow.
Hope it warms up for you soon, Erica.
I like the way the colours are still calling you through the snow. Wrap up warm. 🙂
I hope it gets a little bit warmer at the North Cape. Have a nice weekend! 🙂
Three weeks to the solstice, is that snow normal for this time of year???
It’s been known to snow on the longest day of the year as well. The good news is that it melts very quickly 🙂 Today we have 10 C and sun.
Brrrrrrrrrr…. I Spent 3 weeks in May in my hometown, Fredrikstad – 0° on the 3d of May and 29° on the 22nd of May.
I like your Site, good work!
Thank you. We have had 10 degrees and sun the last two days, so it makes up for the snow. Er du norsk eller tysk.. så på siden din og lurte på det 🙂
🙂 Jeg er norsk, snakker og skriver tysk og bor gjerne i Norfolk (England) när jeg ikke er i Bonn
Artig å finne andre som bruker flere språk i hverdagen sin… jeg snakker norsk med mannen min all alle voksen rundt meg og engelsk med barna mine. Men jeg er ikke så flink å skrive på norsk …bygger opp setninger på en engelsk måte. Derfor er bloggen på engelsk. Fantastisk at du skriver bloggen din på tysk. Jeg får ikke leser alt som står der men kan få gleden av bildene. 🙂
Ja, das finde ich auch! Nice to get to know you. Enjoy life in the North.
Hilsen Hanne/Dina
Thank you. I looked at your site, but I can’t read German 🙂 Are you Norwegian/German? And where are you living now?
I am Norwegian, living in Germany, spending a lot of time in England. 🙂
Oooh! I must remember that feeling of cold when I’m complaining about how hot it is here in Sri Lanka! I know which I prefer, but I did love the look of snow:) Hope that’s the last of it till next year?
Thanks for the follow today – I’m going to enjoy delving further into your blog:)
Thanks for your follow as well. And yes, it’s quite a difference between Sir Lanka and Norway. I was there in 2004. Beautiful and warm! Today we had a beautiful, sunny day and I’m hoping the snow is done for some months. Looking forward to following your blog as well. 🙂
It’s great you’ve been here to Sri Lanka. Things have changed quite a lot since the war ended, but not the climate, thank goodness! Glad the sun came out:)
Uff! Vi hade över 20 grader i Uppsala i förra veckan. Idag har vi haft 5 grader och regn heeeela dagen. Om det hade kommit snö hade jag nog dött skulle jag tro. Om mindre än en månad ska jag på festival och tälta i en vecka. Då MÅSTE det vara fint väder, annars vet jag inte vad jag gör.
http://bitterfia.wordpress.com
Håper du får fint vær til festivalen. De siste to dager har vært fint. 10 grader og sol, ikke verst. Har vært på fjell tur og nyttet dagen. Kos deg på festivalen.
He, he, we tried it here too, a bit further south…
Yes, Norwegian weather is always an adventure 🙂