Stone star break on the outside, a satnav support suction cup on the inside and maybe too much heat when defrosting the windscreen.
Not as yet sure if the insurance covers this.
Ho hum…
Update : The good news is that the cost of a new windscreen is mostly covered by the insurance. So the car gets to soldier on a bit longer.
Frozen droplets of water on woodshed roof.
A thin layer of frost on the balcony.
The sunflowers seem to have survived their first brush with sub-zero Svenseid.
All in all we have had an unusually fine and long Indian summer. I wonder if it means that we are in for a cold and long winter…
November sun rising over Svenseid station.
The “return of the sun” day is officially the 23rd of January but several days of overcast weather have kept the sun at bay. Today the living room was bathed in sunshine for the first time this year. Although we don’t suffer from the winter blues it is still a great moment when the sun returns to our home.
The view, always different, always the same. Today: sunshine with a very faint corona.
Dazzle season is back… soon we will be pulling the curtains to keep out the light.
It is snowing like mad and it’s not as if we can do much about it. If King Canute had tried to stop the snow from doing its thing, instead of the sea, he would have ended up looking like a very large meringue. I’ve been out twice this evening moving snow around. Here I am doing my Banksy impersonation whilst clearing snow off the roof of the bike shed.
We’ll be doing more of this in the next couple of days…
It looks like it will be difficult to use the bike trailer to take Odd Egill to barnehage tomorrow. So the pulk has been taken out of storage readied for use.
The view is always different and always the same.
