Day 337.

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The weekend's promised mild weather and rain has meant that all the snow is now gone with the only reminder is the smaller version of our 'once majestic' snowman. Moon fixed it but I think he will be basically gone tomorrow.

Day 335.

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So, it snowed loads over night and we're in the middle of a Whitemare as we were when I began the Project 365.
Moon and I built a small snowman in the garden, I've pretty much taken an excuse to be snowed in, it's pretty dangerous to walk out there.

Day 331.

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It snowed today for about a minute, that was very anti-climatic, it's obviously too cold! :(

Day 6.

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Ho ho ho. I've totally had enough of taking photos of the snow now. But this is amusing.
Walking around Portsmouth today was scary, and Asda is packed full of people as though the prophecies of an apocalypse are correct. Mental.

Day 5.

I realise the snow photos are probably wearing a bit thin now but there's not much else to easily and quickly (due to work) take photographs of at the moment and I did decide to do this tonight, just to see how it felt:

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I was going to put some photos up of some coloured icicles but this was much more invigorating, so here it is for 365. It was weird, it wasn't too bad until I came back in doors, obviously Moon took the photo. The colour-cast images I took today are on my blog.

Day Four.

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"Now THAT is what you call a snowball!"
This guy made my morning, it is pretty spectacular how snow can bring out the infancy in all of us. What made this guy even better was that he wasn't proclaiming this 'fact' to his children or anything, but to other grown men. Who else is loving his high-visibility jacket?
If anything will put a smile on your face on a quiet snowy morning, it's someone echoing that halfway down the street. Brilliant.

Day 3.

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I didn't think when I woke up this morning that it would snow.
I got up, got dressed, went shopping and was freezing, but still...
Now it's snowing and there's loads of it. This is from the snow fight that my housemates and my friends Long, Pip and Alex had in our street. It was so cool (literally/jk), there are so many students in this road, it ended like a war. There were a few old biddies scowling from their living rooms, which was funny. The chav children from next door were pretty mean but they got called back in.
Who needs exercise and the gym when there's snow?
I hope I don't have too many bruises tomorrow morning.