Since a few days it has snowed in Waterloo
and the Lion looking towards France has a white coat
Some 30 years ago, children went here with their sleighs on this historical place, which now of course is reserved for tourists who want to see the Waterloo battle field from the top of the Lion.
Napoleon is also freezing and looks at the also freezing tourists
The huge battle field is covered with snow
so is the entrance to our house
And when I look out of the window
my neighbors are stuck in the snow too !
But views are very beautiful !
Hi Gattina .. we've had about the same - it melted a little yesterday ... but I didn't go out.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos of Waterloo etc and your home bathed in snowy white ..
Cheers Hilary
The snow makes your photos look black and white, quite interesting. The leafless trees make interesting sky patterns. But it sure looks cold. We've been hearing about it on TV.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the lion, the battlefield and your pretty winter wonderland. Thanks for sharing a look at your snowy world. Have a happy week ahead, Gattina!
ReplyDeletewow,lots of snow there!
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beuatiful place, the houses are gorgeous and I love your window view, I bet the kitties also love to watch birds by the window!
That "lion"is wonderful,you did a great work with your camera, well done!
I would like to say again, thanks so much for you always kind words, positive messages and emails. I'm doing okay, but I barelly go out home.You know...the snow, bad weather and so on...but this morning, I took some courage and prepared myself like one "Eskimo", and I walked for 30 min in direction of the city centre and also to by some bagettes.
:)
It's great to breath fresh air!
The sun is shy but I guess he's trying o show itself here! LOL
Love your post!
Hugs
Léia
Hurray for snow. Lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteBrrrr! Waterloo is beautifully frozen.
ReplyDeleteWhat great, snowy captures of your world, Gattina!! It does look cold, but beautiful!! I do love the Lion!! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy and stay warm!!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of the snow covered streets and tourist sites.
ReplyDeleteLove the views of the battlefield!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteYou've got more snow than we do here!
ReplyDeleteI know it must be very cold but it still looks very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNIce winter you have out there:)
ReplyDeleteI won't say “Hurray” for snow...I'm so ready for spring...It been cold here and the snow just won't go away.
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd picture looks pretty...like the golden tree branches...Coffee is on.
It is beautiful, but yes, it also looks cold enough to even make the statue freeze!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful winter shots. It's supposed to snow here tomorrow and I'm looking forward to it.
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