Just when we were getting geared up for school starting again tomorrow, the heavens opened and cast down a snowy reprieve. There will be no school this week for most of the kids in Ireland.
The drive between home in Bray and school in Greystones would looked a little more beautiful than usual. What you don't see is the traffic that is waiting for me at the roundabout after I get over Bray Head. Let's enjoy what's before us now.
A quiet field.
The Little Sugarloaf dusted with a snowy sugar coating.
No post will be leaving here today.
The beautiful fields of the Lord and Lady Meath's Kilruddery Estate. I don't remember the name of this field. Does anyone know?
We have the rest of the week off to relax and enjoy the comforts of home and family. Time for a little Converse skiing....
And I just dodged this snowy attack!
Now, I hope I don't have to work tomorrow, but I will manage to get in if I have too.
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My kids went back yesterday, but it's snowing here too again now and I don't think they'll be going tomorrow... They're going to have to go to school all summer to get caught up for the snow days taken this year!
We're expecting between 6-10 inches tonight.
Stay warm!
It looks beautiful where you are, snow seems to add such pristine beauty. Our boys loving the idea of beinf off school longer too...
That is called the grove field (the one the circus uses sometimes..
I've been living in Bray for 10 years now and never knew the name of that field. But I swear I heard last year in passing that it was called something like "The rainy field?"
Your photos look so beautiful. The snow is so pretty. I can't imagine. I've never lived in snow, only visited it.
today i spent on the beach, watching my husband surf. my daughter wore shorts. It felt like summer. I wouldn't mind it being a little more wintery. :)
have fun and stay warm!
I've lived in snow, back home in Minnesota, but I haven't experienced as much here in Ireland as I have this year. It would snow and usually be melted by midday. We've had nearly two weeks of ground cover.
hi aden long time no see. happy new year to you too. it looks like 09 was good for you hope '10 is great d
Mmmmmm - What a enchanting, misty-white revery you've captured so beautifully through photos and words. I may not miss northern winters, but I love remembering the dreamy silence of falling snow. xoxKandice
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