It's the snow I am talking about, the first real stuff this winter,
just to remind us that spring is not around the corner just yet.
But first - thank you for your comments on my last post, they are always appreciated.
Have a look at Marie's one, it make me smile (Google will translate it for you.)
It started snowing last night and this morning we woke up to this.
view from the kitchen window
On the day like this I like being in the kitchen, doing little baking;
ready for lunch.
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A nice healthy layer of snow there Radka. Our granddaughter was delighted to have a day off school and snow to build a snowman! Those rolls look delicious. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat temperature do you cook the baps at please? They look great. I’m not envious of all that snow, not one bit. Keep warm! We only had a dusting of snow but it is very cold here in Worcestershire.
ReplyDeleteThe snow is pretty, but I'm happy to look at it these days and no live in it!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Here we are with bushfires in the south, drought out west and monsoonal rain up north and you have all that snow! Looks so pretty but I am sure a hardship to get around. Stay cosy x
ReplyDeleteWOW,more snow than on Öland. But it is snowing just now:-))
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
You keep yourself safe and warm , Debbie :)
ReplyDeleteNádherné zasněžené foto. V Praze také sněhová kalamita a u nás prší a prší.
ReplyDeleteJakou jsi to upekla dobrotu k snídani ? Mňam. Dík za recept. M.
Stay warm, we didn't get any, just a little sprinkling which disappeared very quickly. :)
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