Photos of snowy garden in daylight and night time and icy house tops. The fountains can be found in Kingston upon Hull Queens Gardens, please comment if you view.
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- Brian
- I, have worked all my life, served in the army as a regular, get fed up with people who moan all the time but will not lift one finger to improve things or even help someone. I do voluntary work and love it. I along with 4 other stroke survivors took a petition to Parliament in 1999.It succeeded but only with the help of a lot of dedicated people within the NHS, who cared and wanted what we stroke survivors desired. I worked and helped to set up stroke clubs in our area with my friends who are user/carer members, This is done without interference from the so called professionalorganisations. I am also a member of a few disability groups . I may be a bit of a pain to some who think they do a good job, but will not move on or change for the better. ---------------------------- ALL PICTURES COPYRIGHT OF BRIAN M ARCHIBALD. TO MAKE LARGER JUST CLICK ON PICTURE/S
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2 comments:
Marvelous, Brian. I like the ones with the snow falling at night. The icicles on the eaves look rather deadly! And I will never lose my wonder at the way snow looks when it has blanketed everything in soft mounds of white....
I can't imagine how cold it must be to make running water freeze, as in that fountain!
What an amazing sight those fountains must have been. I can't imagine. I've seen icicles hanging like that before and I'm always intrigued with them.
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