Emma King-Farlow: Snow Day!

Monday, 2 February 2009

Snow Day!

Having finally worked out how to transfer photos from my phone to the computer, I have unfortunately (but possibly, for those who know me, unsurprisingly) misplaced the USB cable that would allow me to do so. Happily, however, I took the camera rather than the phone with me on my walk today...

Who knew London could look like this? And it's actually still snowing...

*****

Unrelated to the snow, but the lovely Nik Perring, who is always first to publicise other people's successes, has had a story of his nominated for the Six of the Month Award. The winner is decided by readers' votes so do please go along, enjoy reading and have a vote!

2 comments:

Nik Perring said...: Ooh lovely pics, Emma. It looks delightful.

Thanks for the plug too!

Nik X; 2 February 2009 at 18:09
Emma K-F said...: You're most welcome - tis very well deserved! I've got my fingers crossed for you. :)

Glad you liked the pics - I've finally worked out the basic functions on the camera, lol! Now, if only I could find that phone cable... ;)

Emma x; 2 February 2009 at 18:19

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Monday, 2 February 2009

Snow Day!

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