Socks pulled up so I wouldn't freeze!
Outside everything looks sugar coated.
And taking pictures is hard, everything is bright and a white-ish blue. So this is how it looked, Larvik's beech forest covered in a thine layer of frost.
Friday, January 15, 2010
if a solid surface is chilled below the dew point of the surrounding air and the surface itself is colder than freezing,frost will form on the surface
Socks pulled up so I wouldn't freeze!Outside everything looks sugar coated.
And taking pictures is hard, everything is bright and a white-ish blue. So this is how it looked, Larvik's beech forest covered in a thine layer of frost.
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wonderful pics. love the snow!
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just love the pictures and the socks!
ReplyDeleteAstérisque: Thanks, me too ♥
ReplyDeleteAnnHelen: Thanks :) A pity they weren't warmer,there was no way I could stay outside I had way to little clothes on x)!
i love the photos, your bag and boots! and you look adorable in those socks. ahh too bad you couldn't stay long, i hope you weren't too frozen.
ReplyDeletethese pictures are gorgeous!!! as is your outfit & blog
ReplyDeletexo, C.
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Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThese are such beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I'm so jealous, we barely got any snow this winter. Just freezing temperatures!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous pictures! Love your pulled-up socks, I do that too <3
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures, your outfit is so cute.
ReplyDeleteHoarfrost is so so so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your legging sock things. They look so warm and cozy.
ru.kurarin: Thanks :) I'm a proper viking! Vikings don't freeze! hehe.
ReplyDeleteC: Aw, thank you :)
Rory: Thanks :]
Clare: Thank you :)
idée_géniale: Than sucks, when it freezing there should be a law that there HAD to be snow.
Barbro: Thanks, great minds think alike ;)
Practical Princess: Thank you :)
Delightfully Tacky: Hoarfrost? Now I even know what it's called! Hehe. Thank you :) They just look warm though, I don't think there's even a shred of wool in them x)