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| Photo taken in Mount Maunganui 5 years ago |
Our skies here in Greymouth seem to be never ending grey at the moment. Winter officially begins on 1st June and out of the last 2 weeks, we have probably had 1 partly sunny day. I've started taking my winter gloves to work and last week our new neighbour (who works at a sawmill) gave us a trailer load of large logs for the fire - very grateful for our neighbours.
Linking up with Skywatch Friday and Tom's signs.
18 comments:
A grey day in Greymouth lol. Perfect day for a pie and coffee!
Except that offer was in Mount Maunganui. Never mind. It will have to be a Greymouth hot pie and hotter coffee.
...it's raining here again today!
It sounds like winter is settling in quickly, but how wonderful to have kind neighbours and a warm fire to ease the grey days.
The diminished daylight and grey days can make winter depressing.
Grey gets sad after a while. Sigh. Hoping for a sunny winter for you, if that's possible; sunshine is very common in Winter where I live, in Northwestern Canada. It helps.
Nice capture!
What valuable neighbours! Nephew cut down a eucalyptus for neighbours while he was here (his profession is arborist) avoiding damage to shed and greenhouse - and none of the firewood came this way. He also pruned some flowering cherry and I got one bit for carving wooden spoons.
That time of the year, winter, I find depressing. In our winter we at least have Christmas lights that help a bit for a while. Do you celebrate Christmas in July? You could decorate early and cheer people up.
Great streetshot and nice all those trees on the street.
After a long and dry period we are having some rain again this week. It's very welcome.
It's raining here today too.
The cafe special looks like a good deal.
Worth a Thousand Words
I would have a hard time with all that grey, but a muffin and coffee sound good!
You are blessed with caring neighbors.
yap, that's Brussels' sky most of the time (grey, grey and again gray ;-)
Nice neighbor! Nothing like having a big stack of firewood as winter comes on! (I remember this from our "previous life" in Oregon when we had wood heat
I love reading how it is going to be winter where you are and it is heating up quickly here in Oklahoma, USA
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