Thursday 6 January 2011

Baby it's cold outside.

Hello my lovelies.
Thank you for all of your lovely comments you left on my last post. It was so difficult not to share my makes with you during December, lol.
This it todays view from my attic window.
I'm very glad the snow hasn't settled any lower down!
It's amazing the difference a few metres make.
This is what we had over Christmas. It looks spectacular doesn't it?

I love this view.


This was part of our Boxing Day walk. I just have to show you the frozen beck, it's almost completely frozen.

This the view from the bridge...

a closer look, the waterfalls have frozen completely!
It was beautiful.


Brrrr... time to return to my sewing machine I think.
I just needed to share these extraordinary pics with you.
love fi x



26 comments:

Annie said...

Oh Fi. Nature never fails to amaze does it? What stunning photos. Thanks for sharing them.
A x

petals and vintage said...

Those frozen waterfalls look amazing. we have too much water over here! Pam x

Cheryl said...

Wow. If you needed any more proof that it was cold! Fantastic waterfalls. What a sight.

Sweet Birdy Love said...

Hey Fi, what amazing pics, must've been chilly out taking them......
Thankyou for popping by and I hope I have planted a little bunting idea, as I would love to see what you make......
Thanks for jogging my memory regarding Goathland, it was a lovely visit too.
Hope things are a little warmer for you.

Claire X

Just Original said...

We were in Hamwes just before the heavy snow fell, it was magical, we took some photos of the waterfalls at the bridge and they looked spectacular then never mind now!

Keep warm

Vanessa x

inmykitchen said...

Oh my frozen waterfalls that is very cold.
Jo x

melanie said...

It certainly is cold outside!!! :) Your village looks lovely though :)
Happy New Year :) xxx

Twiggy said...

Ooooo so pretty
Twiggy x

Anonymous said...

Wow, what amazing photos, thanks for sharing!
Vivienne x

Gilly Tee said...

It looks really beautiful but I bet it was cold. We don't get many waterfalls in Norfolk.
Gillx

Twiglet said...

It's so beautiful up there. What an artist nature is - man couldn't make such beautiful ice sculptures!

Sandy aka Doris the Great said...

How beautiful it is where you live. And I love those felted handbags you made. Wish I was your 56 yr old Auntie! (Want to adopt me? I could very easily be the funny, old, batty aunt -- it just comes naturally.)

Love your blog.

Rubyred said...

AMAZING SIGHTS! THEN I'D BE STRAIGHT BACK HOME FOR A HOT CHOCOLATE! Brrrr!
Rachel x

♥ emma bear forever ♥ said...

Lovely pics, you live in such a scenic location :0) I actually feel chilly just looking at those pics x

sylviesgarden said...

Beautiful pics, especially the frozen beck. It makes me want to move there every time you share pics of your village.
x

Sandy said...

What a enchanting place to live! Your views are just stunning and I love the village and the frozen stream and waterfalls.

potterjotter said...

Wow! Great to see those familiar waterfalls like that - have seen 'em in summer and in full flood after autumn rains, but never like that. Wonderful.

topchelseagirl said...

Amazing photos, makes me feel cold just looking at them.

VINTAGE HEART said...

Happy new year Fi, sorry I hav,nt been commenting recently, but I have been SO buisy recently, but a bit of normality has return to my life and i promice to keep in touch! thank goodness the snow has gone,i was so sick of it even though it looks rather pretty in your photos. take care,Linda x

Martha in Kansas (US) said...

Wow! That's amazing and beautiful. Thanks for sharing the photos. It wasn't till I enlarged on to look at it well that I realized people live in the houses right there at the falls. How fun would that be! But I'd never get anything done for looking out the windows at the water! I have to admit you've sent me to Bing and Google maps to look at your part of the world. What a nice place to live!

maryannlucy said...

Fabulous photos, what a wonderful thing to see x

wonderwoman said...

wow what gorgeous photos, they are just stunning!

xx

The Weaver of Grass said...

It is hard to think that our altitude is exactly the same as yours - there always seems to be so much more ice up there.

Anonymous said...

What a lovely photos... and how jealous am I of the lovely landscape you live in. :D

Anonymous said...

Your photos are gorgeous, I love what snow does to the landscape - Suddenly something familiar becomes exotic and you discover it all over again.

Thanks for sharing!

Reginas Cottage said...

hi
you live in a wonderful country.
great photos!!!!the photos of the frozen waterfalls is amazing!!!!
have a nice week,
regina