Tuesday 15 January 2013
Scene from a train, Jardin d'Hiver
Yesterday there was no snow in the city, but some settled in the suburbs and there was plenty in the hills. A friend up on the tops near Lees is snowed in. I had a meeting in Lancashire to attend and this was a snapshot from a speeding commuter train passing near Adlington (the 8.54 from Manchester Piccadilly should you ask!). Not the best of photos but the nearest I could get to the snow on a workday, and it gives you a freezing flavour.
A song that came to mind was Jardin d'Hiver by Stacey Kent. Taking part in the Our World Tuesday meme.
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Oooooh I live in the city and so far I've been very disappointed not to see any snow! However I am getting a train to Thirsk on Friday so this gave me the idea that there will still be some clinging to the hills *fingers crossed*!!
ReplyDeleteCrossing my fingers for you Rebecca ;-)
DeleteBeautiful scenery! Looks like a painting :D
ReplyDeleteMagnificent image and I love the effect in this picture, it looks like a painting indeed!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you can enjoy the snow by riding a train rather than having to drive a vehicle through it. Pretty scene.
ReplyDeleteWell done!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteAt least you had the comfort of the train to view it from. Only a dusting on the rooftops so far in SE London but I think it will be arriving overnight.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the freezing flavour :-) It never snows here in California so I enjoy it very much.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from My world Tuesday and A photo and a quote on trees in winter.
That scenery is lovely!
ReplyDeleteI like the grainy-ness. Cool shot from the train!
ReplyDeleteYou know something? That looks pretty good to me!
ReplyDeleteI don't know this song, will check it out.
ReplyDeleteActually, I love it! The grain makes it look like a still from some old film :)
ReplyDeleteoh winder wonder land - wonderful.
ReplyDeleteplease have a good wednesday.
I really like it too... the hint of movement gives it a fleeting feel that really adds to the mood of the weather
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx