Happy Days! in the Snow!

The Weather forecast for last night did not include any form of precipitation, therefore I, for one did not expect any more snow last night! Ha!

So that meant an early start, clearing vehicles to get to the Church so that I could clear the paths and steps: At least the snow was nice and powdery and cleared off the flagstones very easily, just as well as it decided to snow again during the Wedding Service, So I cleared the front again for the Wedding party leaving, and then decided that that was enough exercise for the day. Of course as I write this Blog there are more flakes of snow falling--------- Enough! Thank You!

Of course it is actually a bit warmer than earlier in the week ---an increase of 5 degrees, ie it was only -5 degrees today, such that the Ice Sculpture outside the Vestry Door had dissipated somewhat, however a picture is posted on the Flickr link. I've also posted the rest of some very nice pictures of our first wedding in the Sanctuary for 2 years. A real Greek/Scottish /English occasion.

Oh Happy Day!

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