I don’t think you can get more downbeat than “ Here’s some snow from a couple of years ago” . I hope the weather improves soon. It’s the same here: light deprived days.

Thanks, Steve. We've also been having ice pellets and freezing rain, which makes getting around in winter even less enjoyable. I hope we both see some sun soon.

You can have a bit of ours - we have enough to last the rest of the winter, all of a sudden. I should walk to the other end of the block to see if our mail came through, and just to get out of the house.

This shot has more color than I can see outside anywhere.It looks like the folds of a ball gown were snowed upon somehow.

Thanks for the offer, Bob, but no thanks -- our temperature at the moment is 19F, but I see Minneapolis is at -4F an hour earlier in the day. We had enough of that rubbish last week.

J. R. Ackerley described Kew Gardens in winter as looking like a Japanese drawing in tea. I keep seeing the same thing every gloomy winter day.

Excellent shot!

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Thanks, William.

I've been staying away from sugar which may be why this looks like some kind of ice cream concoction to me.

I'd buy it, Sarah.

I haven't seen this yet, excelent colour contrast enhancing the snow!

Thank you, Xata.

Rainy, foggy, grey, cold here...................

Great to see some vibrant colour. You've exposed perfectly for the snow! Nice job Sir!

Thanks, Keith. It was grey and windy today here.

Great colour. We'd have been happy with cooler weather these past few weeks.

You've had our sympathy, George. In the cold you can always put on more clothes, but in the heat there's only so many clothes you can take off.

Snow on orange (plastic?) - great stuff!

Thanks, Dennis. It's some kind of waxed fabric, I think.

That's kind of gory at first glance, but clever nonetheless!