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A little chilly here today!

For those of you in the sweaty southern hemisphere, here is a little something to cool you down.
Later this morning, Ted's first frolic in the snow.  It's not that deep but enough to perplex him, and then enjoy!
 Big feet heading off into the water!  A swan I assume!  We have four who come and go.
 And the curlew, who take flight the moment the dogs appear on the grass! 

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  1. Lovely to see! Here it's 41c! Yuk! Just made iced tea and am reading in aircon!
    We had snow while when we left for Cornwall but by the time we reached Wherwell - it had gone!
    Lovely snow but not my favourite weather!
    Ted looks like he is having fun!
    Enjoy xx

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