The man who fills the bird feeders had been there ahead of me I think as I could see some size ten prints in the path ahead of me.
There wasn't much bird activity happening today, just a few Black headed Gulls loafing by the side of the water and 3 or 4 Great Tits at the feeders, so no bird photos on this walk round.
I did see some snow covered Teasel which made me think of my friend Evie http://www.sunnysideup-eve.blogspot.com/ as it is a favourite of hers. She is dealing with LOTS of snow right now which makes my inch seem very small fry! 
I took some photos at home later on in the day and I'll hope to post some of those tomorrow.
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Stay warm Jen! And enjoy the change of scenery while it lasts. I doubt if my parents down in Newlyn, Cornwall even got an inch!
Hey Jen at least it didn't get completely frozen over. Some nice shots as well. Of course I can hear Evie laughing about our bit of snow from here.
There is nothing like a dusting of snow to freshen up the land. I like the teasle too.
An inch when you are not used to it, seems like a foot! Looks very pretty and makes me itch to get out to the wetlands. I haven't really been out since we got our ice and snow. The teasel looks neat with snow on it! Stay warm!
Hi Celeste, I think Cornwall has had its fair share of snow this last couple of days too.
Hi Roy, yes I can imagine the chuckles coming from across the pond too! (-:
Hi Steve, it was sunny today and I dearly wished I could get out and take some photos in the countryside. Alas, I had to go in to work instead!
Hi Mary, thanks, I hope your weather improves soon so that you can get out there again! You stay warm too.
I really like these shots; esp. the last one. It is my kind of serene, Jenny~beautiful. So glad you got out and shuffled around in the snow a bit. You could have used snow shoes...
Jenny nice to see pictures of the still quiet day and how brave you were in going out I cant do it now I am on crutches its very scarey even going from front door to car.
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