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Snowing in Blarney

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It snowed in Blarney today. First snow of the season fell 2 days ago but was barely a few flakes that fell overnight. Today’s snow covered the area in a blank of white, but thankfully didn’t last too long! Roads are still affected and unfortunately there’s a steep hill coming into my estate.

Aperture ƒ/6.3
Camera Canon EOS 40D
Focal length 200mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/125s

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6 responses to “Snowing in Blarney”

  1. DAVID LAVERY avatar
    DAVID LAVERY

    IM SURE THE KIDS WANT A FEW MORE INCHES, ALL IS GREEN STILL HERE IN MALLOW

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  2. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    It’s nice and sunny here now thankfully!

    PS. press capslock 😉

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  3. Bill Canaday, 2010 avatar
    Bill Canaday, 2010

    What kind of trees are those? They look like some sort of palm tree and that just blew my mind when I was driving through Limerick a couple years ago.

    But then, I’d been up some 32 hours (next time I’ll fly Aer Lingus) and was driving a strange car (left hand gear shift) on strange roads (saw the first roundabout of my life leaving Shannon airport. Got honked at by irate person behind me while I was trying to figure out what to make of the blasted thing) with strange (to me) rules of engagement; so it probably wasn’t taking a whole lot to amaze me at the moment.

    Still, I’d like to know what sort of trees they actually are.

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  4. Jacinta avatar
    Jacinta

    Lovely picture hon!

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  5. Keren Lilley avatar
    Keren Lilley

    I love the shock of seeing palm trees and snow together, and you caught the snow flakes in full flurry. Neat shot.

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  6. tom avatar
    tom

    Now this is that called nature

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