You may have seen that we've had a little bit of snow recently & some mighty cold temperatures. But it's not all bad news; this is what it looked like yesterday evening, looking from the South towards the Wallace Monument. The setting sun makes a spectacular pink on the Ochil hills. In the middle-ground, to the left are the railings inside which James IV and Queen Margaret of Denmark are burried. The snow is now a good 12-inches deep, but the roads are clear. Two deer were in these fields, but I couldn't get close enough for a good picture, so you'll have to trust me.
Wednesday 8 December 2010
A little bit of snow!
You may have seen that we've had a little bit of snow recently & some mighty cold temperatures. But it's not all bad news; this is what it looked like yesterday evening, looking from the South towards the Wallace Monument. The setting sun makes a spectacular pink on the Ochil hills. In the middle-ground, to the left are the railings inside which James IV and Queen Margaret of Denmark are burried. The snow is now a good 12-inches deep, but the roads are clear. Two deer were in these fields, but I couldn't get close enough for a good picture, so you'll have to trust me.
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