I just returned from the mainland yesterday and woke this morning to see the island covered in snow again! Twice in one month is almost unheard off here on the Isles of Scilly, but that's not to say we don't love it.
Any slope will do for a bit of sledging.
The view across the roof tops show the island of Bryher beginning to thaw.
Feeding time for the cattle doesn't usually involve a topping of snow.
Dolphin cottage has never looked so pretty.
The churchyard takes on a very different guise when dressed in white.
Looking at this, it's difficult to believe that we're only two weeks away from Easter.
It's funny how different all these landmarks look in the snow.
The daffodils tell the real tale in this winter scene.
I love to see this cottage turned into an alpine picture.
I can't decide if I prefer this view looking out...
...or looking inwards.
Hang on in there, the thaw is coming!
From the top of the island looking towards Samson.
The heart of the village looks so very different under this blanket of white.
I've walked for a couple of hours in the sunshine and the snow is melting quickly now, returning the island to its normal colours. Apologies to those of you who have snow as a regular occurrence, but I hope that you can indulge me this latest weather focused post. I'll be back soon with a round up of my London trip.
Anna x
