Vice Nebulosa
Dark Matter Turner
Bit of a bump here. Apologies, but at least it is relevant.
Somewhat similar situation in Canada at the moment. It was unseasonably warm for a while, but as all spikes do, it dropped sharply around December, locking into a -45 Celsius average (windchill included) before leveling off to the present. Now the snow is beginning to look respectable, and more importantly, the frost provides a wicked view on the few trees that still exist in this whole urban wasteland thing.
A particularly good situation for those of us who have another week of holidays until university classes re-commence, and have nowhere to be but indoors, reading and writing. ^ _ ^
Polar bears and penguins coexisting at all being the first clue to the proposed ignorance, I guess . . .
Just returned from rural lakeside Saskatchewan, myself (Canadian province, FYI). That, my friend, is where all my experience with winter beauty emanates, and I would use a similar adjective. White poplar trees glowing at midnight are an impressive aspect, indeed.
Enjoyed the last one, too actually, which may be a clue that I am simply trying to keep you talking, to see what words you will play around with next.
Somewhat similar situation in Canada at the moment. It was unseasonably warm for a while, but as all spikes do, it dropped sharply around December, locking into a -45 Celsius average (windchill included) before leveling off to the present. Now the snow is beginning to look respectable, and more importantly, the frost provides a wicked view on the few trees that still exist in this whole urban wasteland thing.
A particularly good situation for those of us who have another week of holidays until university classes re-commence, and have nowhere to be but indoors, reading and writing. ^ _ ^Malgrun said:
Polar bears and penguins coexisting at all being the first clue to the proposed ignorance, I guess . . .
Malgrun said:
Just returned from rural lakeside Saskatchewan, myself (Canadian province, FYI). That, my friend, is where all my experience with winter beauty emanates, and I would use a similar adjective. White poplar trees glowing at midnight are an impressive aspect, indeed.
Malgrun said:
Enjoyed the last one, too actually, which may be a clue that I am simply trying to keep you talking, to see what words you will play around with next.