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Weggis in Winter… Heavy Snow in March…

Tuesday, March 7, 2006 @ 7:13 pm by Sofie Hofmann

It was snowing the whole night on Saturday, March 4, 2006, until Sunday afternoon. You can just imagine how our place looked like. As usual, I went outside and took some pictures. I did not mind if it was cold. It never bothered me. I was just wearing a tshirt, of course with pants, and slippers. You will see the proof later. As Eric was watching television in the living room, he asked me to close the doors because it was cold when in fact he was wearing a pullover, warm pants and socks. I was really laughing because of his comments.

Try to compare this picture with the pictures in my previous entries, Winter Snow and Melting Ice. This time snow is thicker. We still have snow all around the house. Crazy, huh! Well, that is life during Winter. You just have to learn how to love it. I just love seeing the snow.

At the veranda of our house

Snow on top of the marble table

Some plants full of snow

At the terrace at the second floor of the house

View at the back of the house

View at the back of the house

Look at the snow outside the window

Proof to my claim… I had a hard time balancing… :)

Another proof… Can you see my elbow? :)

I took the photos above between 12nn and 1pm, the photos below after 5pm, Switzerland Time.

Already melting…

View of Mount Bürgenstock from the house

View of the two noses from the house… never mind the crane… they’re building houses, that’s why

View of the part of Mount Bürgenstock

View of Rigi Kaltbad at the back of the house… compare this to the one I took between 12nn and 1pm

View at the back of the house… compare this to the one I took between 12nn and 1pm

View at the back of the house… what you see from a far is part of Küssnacht am Rigi

Snow outside the window at the attic of the house

View of Mount Bürgenstock from the attic of the house

View of Mount Pilatus from the attic of the house

Well, that’s all folks, I hope you enjoyed viewing the pictures of Weggis in Winter in with all the snow.

This entry was posted by Sofie Hofmann on Tuesday, March 7, 2006 at 7:13 pm and is filed under Daily Random, Photography, Switzerland, Weggis. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

5 Comments to
“Weggis in Winter… Heavy Snow in March…”

  1. Kahel Candari wrote:
    Wednesday, March 8, 2006 at 3:26 am

    Kataw,
    Enjoy gid ako tang mga ginpaskil mo nga winter wonderland of snow sa inyong lugar. Just like you..I love the snow bisan nga ramig. Amo ran nga pirme tamon naga pa Aspen kon Disyembre, para mabuol ang kahidlaw sa snow. Nami-nami ang ligar ninyo dyan kapin pa hay gaoverlook sa lake kag bukid.
    Salamat oman.
    Kahel

  2. Sofie Hofmann wrote:
    Wednesday, March 8, 2006 at 10:15 am

    Kahel… Kompleto ron akon adlaw kon makapamintana ako. Amo man kon makapungko ron man ako sa living room, kita man bay ang bukid kag lake. Most of the time, it’s gloomy during Winter but the snow, the lake and the mountains always brighten up my day.

  3. Ghay wrote:
    Sunday, March 12, 2006 at 5:59 am

    hi ***! Oh noh! Joycel says i want to go to tita ******’s place. i love the snow…. hehehehe….. what a nice place ang lugar nyo.

  4. Sofie Hofmann wrote:
    Sunday, March 12, 2006 at 1:15 pm

    Hello Ghay,
    Sige, ayan kamo dyan… Sigurado ma-enjoy gid si Joycel. Daw rapit lang tuod ba. :)

  5. Blog - Simply Sofie » Blog Archive » Spring Season - Heart and Wisdom + Smiles and Laughters wrote:
    Sunday, March 26, 2006 at 5:34 pm

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