I have joined the Cleethorpes camera club and enjoy seeing other photographers works. When I first went I was regretting my decision to bring my good camera to England and after an evening of looking at competition winners I now want a new HD camera body. I probably won't be so frivolous but I am at least thankful for now having brought my good camera. Tonight was the weekly meeting but I stayed home. I seem to have found my first cold since arriving, which is pretty good if you ask me. I did not get sick after my flight, or after being exposed to all my roommates colds in October and the many sick children at school could not even bring me down. But all my co-workers are getting some kind of bug and I did not want to be left out.
We have not had a single snow flake here. We've had much rain and very cold days but no snow. I have been following the news from Canada and I am so thankful that I am not experiencing the heavy snowfall and terrible driving conditions. I bet Leah is wishing I had fixed the snowblower before leaving.
This is a simple picture from a couple sundays ago. We had a heavy frost, OOOoooo. I now it does not compare to Ontario right now.
I love this layer of ice, especially when you step on it and it breaks. Such a feeling of power.
This is the ceiling at Kings cross train station, taken after new years.
Yes you are lucky not to be here to experience the disgusting super frigid temperatures, having to remove tons of snow, & horrid driving conditions. Hope you recover fairly soon from your cold.
ReplyDeleteHad another dump of snow last night, 5 or 6 inches out on the walk. Temps are a lot milder though, -4c right now. I am hoping not to have to go up on the roof of IIC to clear the snow.
ReplyDeleteGlad to here that you are going to a Camera Club. It has to be quite a large club if they can support four meeting a week.
It is a big club. Each evening is a different group and different reason for attending. I am not missing the snow. In fact I could get used to this climate. Take care.
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