Here’s a couple photos I took when we went to the nearby shrine for our New Years visit. It was actually the first and only substantial snow fall that we’ve had this year. It was also bloody cold too!
It’s hard to take a nice photo when you have hundreds of snow flakes whizzing past your lens.
Don’t worry though, all the snow disappeared a couple days later. In fact it was a balmy 14 degrees a couple days ago.
I can’t believe you said it was so cold. I looked it up and the coldest it has been where you live is -12 all this month and that was the low at night for one day. I thought you are Canadian. When you where in Canada you thought -30 was cold not -12. What happened are you becoming a disgrace to Canadians?
The difference is that when it’s 1 dergree outside, it’s also 1 degree inside. You wouldn’t understand until you live in an unheated, uninsulated house.
Ian, I’m with Eric on this one, one day it was -15C in Nijmegen, and it made for some very cold cycling.
Thanks for backing me up bro.
Keith there is a difference of riding a bike in -15 weather and driving in his new Suzuki wagon R.
Try waiting on a train platform!
Eric, what about your own mother standing at the bus stop in -30 Celsius weather (-45C with the wind chill) at 6 am weekday mornings to go to work. Now that’s beeping cold. I AM CANADIAN!!!
I knew If I made some comments about the cold I’d get you guys to comment.
I was going to say something but just reading all this comments made me smile and forgot what I wanted to say 😀
Yeah, Canadians are really passionate about complaining about the cold. It’s a national pastime!
Yo, where the party at for Sendai, 2010????
That’s question I would like to know the answer to as well.