Fresh air! Out of the house! To Portsmouth!
We undertook a small adventure through the rather unfathomable 30 inches of snow which fell in Portsmouth yesterday. After being sentenced by the storm to our home for a number of hours - seemingly countless and perhaps suffocating - the fresh air couldn't have been more welcomed. In fact, the sun was so wildly bright that we wore sunglasses due to the intensity of its reflection.
I dare say, it was quite beautiful.
(I've been watching a lot of Downton Abbey lately and it's started to infect my speech)
This is our own little turn about the town:
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| I think this is what they call "snowed in". |
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| The entry way is blue now. |
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| So is the sky |
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| Bigger than a car, bigger by far. |
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| Not sure what this guy is doing. |
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| No, please no more. |
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| Icicles Icicles |
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| And Bicycles! |
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| Coffee, coffee, coffee |
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| Graffiti people |
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| Such a joy to find shoveled sidewalks! |
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| Where are you, Summer? |
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| Bouldering |
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| Capped with a room on top |
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| Down the alley |
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| "Frosted like a wedding cake" |
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| A lovely shade of blue |
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| Lamp post with color |
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| Up the bricks |
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| Red, white and blue |
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| What a mess |
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| Yet another a shade of blue |
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| Snowflakes inside, too. |
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| I don't think anyone will be parking here. |
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| All the houses, all the colors |
Thank you, Sun, for coming out today. It was such a pleasure.
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