Not much colour in the UK at the moment, and yes I know this is nothing unusual for all you scandanavians 
High res here:
Beautiful…
It’s cool to see the difference between the snowy UK and the dry coast of Southern Ireland which you can see in the left corner.
If you look closely you can see me digging my car out…
I was going to post a pic of Corra Linn and Bonington Linn which are all frozen up at the moment, however, daytime temp reached a high of -9c here today, so i reconsidered taking that walk.
Fortunatly, expected low tonight is -23c, so the frozen waterfalls will still be there tomorrow. :rolleyes:
Got warmer here today, so I decided to wash the car. Only -10C here at the moment. 
I fixed the engine warmer and coupe warmer at the same time, that was the real reason I started, but thought I might as well wash it when I had it inside. The water frose in the shape of drops on the way home.
You lot have it so easy and that’s a beautiful shot Joe
I built a decoder for the NOAA weather satellite in the day and moving the ali-tube dipole aerial around the room and hearing that bleep-bleep for the first time as I locked on to the satellite signal as it came over the far horizon- magic moment 
Ming
Space Cadet Academy
Mars Colony South
Yesterday was almost a summer day here with mild warm weather and people outside enjoying the comforting rays of the sun. I was hiking in the nearby forest.
Nevertheless, autumn is here and starts to touch flora which begins to glow in its decay…
First I thought I could spent this sunday afternooon like these members of this special club: (as Peter de Sève imagined it)
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Then I thought better to go out for a walk with the missus and enjoy the late autumn
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Burnham Beeches - yesterday
Berries …
Could I have tried to get closer?
Nepe, I swear those pictures are somewhere in Scotland m8:D
Stevie
Can’t be, there aren’t any empties lying about…
Can`t be, clearly it’s not raining in those pics
Some pictures from last weekend (Nov. 13) here.
Since then we have gotten snow although not much, just enough to cover most of the ground in (what is now) ice.
Beautiful pictures!
Lovely pictures Mikke - the only time I saw frost to compare with that was January in Ireland
