Thought I’d send a snowey scene from my terrasse in the Alps today....12 dats after ablation ,doing ok apart from migraines for the first week...few twinges.....our roads impassable at the mo , I haven’t daredrisk goung out in car since operation as Getting stuck, me post ablation and hubby with leg in plaster would be more than a nightmare!
Sue
That puts the pathetic snow fall in UK into perspective. Got to love a country that is brought to a standstill by 10mm of snow.
I remember getting snowed in once in Italy when it was so deep the chair lifts were dragging in the snow. Mountains were closed for three days till the piste bashers got it all flattened and dug out the cafes and lift stations. Fourth day we went out and no runs well marked. At one point we stopped to look around and I knocked some snow from a hump in front of me and found it was the chimney of a hut we were standing on.
Gosh chimney? That’s deep! We have over a meter in the terrasse here, had a huge power cut 30 hours till last night, it was getting darn cold even with the fire....I kept saying keep calm think of the heart!! It’s Ben carnage in the roads here with the tourist having no chains or snow tyres....
Just love your photo. Being someone who loves snow, I'm so envious. Don't tell me you have an open log fire too?
Jean
Yes fire! Thankfully as we had a 30 hour power cut due to trees and cables down!.....darn cold!
Tonight l'll order my private helicopter to drop me to a nearby chalet, with the fire already lit and lots of food in store. That will be in my dreams - of course! Have a lovely break.
Jean
Awe it is idyllic living here.....but not yesterday with no electric30 hours...even the fire wasn’t enough heat.....but Cosy today....
Sue
Wow that's what I call snow. You must laugh your docks off at us when it's big news when we get a few days of snow and grind to a halt. Just not prepared for it here which is madness.
Stay put as you say and recover in peace and quiet. Here's to an excellent recovery and af free future in your glorious part of the world. Good luck to hubby too. Wondering if his leg is in plaster through falling in the snow, sounds likely. Best wishes.
Wow that is amazing. Please do not try and clear it yet. Really jealous I love snow. Here in the UK we have had a smattering compared to yours. You take very good care of yourself! X Denny
Looks wonderful Sue. A great reason not to go anywhere. I hope you and your husband enjoy your enforced rest. We just watched our weather report. We have blue skies, sunshine and temperatures of around 38 degrees C this week 😎 That would certainly melt your snow ❄️ ☃️
Gosh sunshine hot weather ☀️wonderful! We had a 30 hour power cut snow caused....cold! I’m just looking up motorhome hire Cairns to Sydney! Optimistic!....Ive decided to do a huge travel plan so I’m ready fir when I have the confidence in my heart.....time will tell eh Kaz.....
Sue
Sounds like fun although you wouldn’t want to be there now - there’s major floods in North Queensland
Oh heck! Hoping September and October....but hubby says wait another year......and with this heart thing it’s made me aware so much more how the rug can be pulled at any minute.......it’s horrid having life put on hold, but it could be a lot worse eh.....hope you are feeling brighter Kaz.enjoy your warm weather....we have sun today but the road outside it like a crunchy ploughed field of ice and snow❄️
Thanks Sue. It’s tough isn’t it? You want to get on with life but you’re body (and mind) hold you back.
Looks beautiful! Just enjoy your recuperation in the safety of your home for now !
Best wishes
Sandra
Thanks Sandra
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