Some Blackie ewes with Mullaghcarbatagh in the background
Bessy Bell and the setting sun
The Rumbling Rocks on the Glenelly River in early December
Monday, 20 December 2010
The Snow
Its been quite a while since I had a chance to look at my blog and I simply lost interest. But with the new year approaching I might spend more time developing this blog.
It approx -15 degree outside with deep snow lying since last Friday. I don't think I ever seen as much snow fall in on one day as on Friday, with over 1 foot falling within just a few hours.
Everything has been so quiet over the last few days as folk seem to stay at home, especially with the roads so bad. I did get a chance to take a few photographs of the Glenelly in the grip of winter.
We haven't seen a postman since last Thursday, and with Christmas fast approaching I think there might be a slight panic in this household before this week is over.
It approx -15 degree outside with deep snow lying since last Friday. I don't think I ever seen as much snow fall in on one day as on Friday, with over 1 foot falling within just a few hours.
Everything has been so quiet over the last few days as folk seem to stay at home, especially with the roads so bad. I did get a chance to take a few photographs of the Glenelly in the grip of winter.
We haven't seen a postman since last Thursday, and with Christmas fast approaching I think there might be a slight panic in this household before this week is over.
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