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mkohman
1st of February 2009 (Sun), 20:20
Guys,

It's like 2:15 am and I just managed to get home from work .. What a Journey.. roads were well slippery..

Has London ever seen snow like this? Not in many years.. These photos don't do much justice..I took a few quick snap shots from my window at home..

Wish my wife was as crazy as me and out in the snow to have a little fun and a few photos but hey it's 20:15 am ;)...

I am sure that some of you guys are thinking "is that it?" but hey.. this is London , ok its cold but doesn't snow that much here ;)

mkohman
1st of February 2009 (Sun), 20:21
a few more..

speedypalomino
1st of February 2009 (Sun), 20:24
gotta love that global warming!!! :OP

muscleflex
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 10:20
you should have stepped out and took the pics from the outside! or was it too cold for you? ;-)

millsinmaine@gmail.com
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 14:56
I can imagine thats spectacular if your not used to it. I lived in Dallas where one time it snowed an 1/8th of an inch, and practically shut the city down. Here in maine thats just a sprinkling

LostShootingStar
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 14:57
wow, this is like the 5th london snow thread i've seen today. you guys dont get snow much, eh? http://m08o1124znfu179.imageshacknow.info/img/2465/m09j0128lzji/smile.gif

rjc1
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 17:15
love the last 2.. You captured it well

mkohman
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 20:14
thank you guys .. please check my other thread I posted just earlier "Playing in the snow" thanks :)

DennisW1
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 20:17
a few more..


This would be considered a "light dusting" in Chicago :p :p :p

mkohman
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 20:41
This would be considered a "light dusting" in Chicago :p :p :p


lol, I can imagine :)

mouettus
2nd of February 2009 (Mon), 21:28
I'll nit pick on the WB :p

Street pictures here in montreal have the same orange tone to them if I don't play with them in PP.

Good work on catching those flakes, great effect.