The first three were taken from the ship's balcony in port in Tromso, Norway.
Yes, I even had to take a photo of my footprints in the snow!
There was a foot of snow in three hours. The depth on the side of the road is about three feet. Ivor is holding my walking stick down into it.
It was fun throwing snowballs though!
I am joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for the Wordless Wednesday blog hop.
Same here, an inch of snow and everything closes. That is a big bunch of snow!
ReplyDeleteWhat fab photos, weather aside heheh!
ReplyDeleteI want to go there but I am not keen on snowstorms :-)
Have a blizzzardtastic week :-)
We got about an inch but it's the cold temps that kill me. Ugh, I'm freezing this morning!! I'm not ready for old man winter to be here this soon. It seems we always get a frigid snap close to Thanksgiving and then December is mild which is super crazy because that's when I'd like for it to be cold. Christmas and snow just go together. Have a happy WW!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have that much snow on the ground right now but an hour north of us, it's a way different story (we live on the edge of upstate New York's infamous snowbelt.) Hope you get to see those Lights!
ReplyDeleteWe love snow here in Minnesnowta. Mom lived on the North Sea Coast in Germany for many years and there they would close everything for a light dusting of snow. She always found it so crazy! Enjoy Norway. Mom says it is a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteSnow is a big deal for me - I've only seen snow 4 times in my entire life! Love the photos.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of snow in a short time. I've not been to the snow in years. It doesn't snow here. To many palm trees.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥
These are beautiful! I would love to see some snow! Deborah
ReplyDeleteWe miss the snow in my part of the world. Though it does happen not too far from where I live. But then I prefer the sunny summers by the beach to a snow storm any day. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the Northen lights some day. I've heard they are stunning in Norway.
Stay warm and have a blessed new season.
Good to be here. :)
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Love love love the photos! We usually do get snow but not THIS much - hopefully this year will be the same. It's pretty to look at but not so much fun to DRIVE in!
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a foot of snowfall in three hours is a LOT !!!! they can be glad it stopped; the tour as well, you might all still be in Norway !! Snow is nice on Christmas eve and day, then it can go away and be 70 for the rest of the year :) ☺☺♥♥
ReplyDeleteFabulous pix Jackie! Looking good there Ivor! Love all the snow...now THIS IS Winter!!!
ReplyDelete((hugs)) Sherri-Ellen & *purrsss* BellaDharma
A nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there? :)
ReplyDeleteThat, is a lot of snow. I don't think would have left the comfort of the boat on a day like that, MOL
ReplyDeleteI do hope you find some more of the Northern lights.
Purrs
ERin
Norway is definitely one of the places to go for snow. I know from your photos that Devonshire is often green even in winter.
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ReplyDeletecheck this out, Anesha and her husband posted some holiday photos !!
https://skippereva.blogspot.com/
Looks like our ship docked in the same place. We just got back from a cruise to Norway!
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