Frost in Exeter

Now I know that many of you experience months of frost and snow every winter, but recently it’s only occurred three or four times a year here. So I rarely get a chance to take icy photos. This morning my car told me it was -1 degrees, and the ground over in the fields was frozen. It was a brilliant blue sky day though and the frost in the hedgerows was slowly melting.

 
Apparently it will rain for the next seven days now, so I’m glad I caught the pretty cold stuff while I could. Rain means a temperature rise of eight to ten degrees, thanks goodness because the heat wasn’t working in my office on Friday, not much fun sitting still in 14 degrees!

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12 thoughts on “Frost in Exeter

  1. What a beautiful collection. I love the fact that you have to be quick: I missed out in Zakopane because I was too busy keeping my footing. I’ve had a few chances at mild frosting at home, and a few more when I got up into the Great Divide. Hope your week is warm in every way.

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