Back to normal morning temperatures…
Yesterday I had to defrost the car for the first time this autumn. Today, the first normal frost of the autumn.
I guess I am going to have to phone the heat pump installers I asked to quote for some air to air heat pumps.
I often have the feeling that Norwegian companies really don’t want customers given the amount you have to hassle them just to get a quote…
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.
It started the evening before
It snowed through the night and most of the morning
The obligatory Trabant picture.
The snow was still there this morning but today’s rain is making it disappear
Frosty the Oil Lamp
The climate in this bit of Telemark is a lot milder than in Hallingdal. Yesterday we had our first frost (-2’c) which is about a month later that I remember first frosts in Gol. The mornings are now noticeably colder but when the sun shines in the afternoon it feels like late August.
We will see what the winter brings…