Country Kids: a dusting of snow

A Dusting of Snow

Last night it snowed. Just a little, but enough to leave a dusting of snow on the ground. I knew it wouldn’t last, so before it could melt we wrapped up warm and went to investigate.

It wasn’t the first snow of the year; that was a couple of weeks ago, timed perfectly to coincide with a house full of illness. The wet, cold snow outside reflecting the mood inside.

Today’s snow was accompanied by blue skies and sunshine, and an enthusiasm to play, stomp and taste!

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Our little adventure was a much needed breath of fresh air. Slightly jet lagged and still feeling the sense of dislocation that accompanies travel between the UK and the US, this outing was as much for me as for the wee girl. A way to feel present and fully here. To take a deep breath and focus on the joy of a child playing in the snow (even just a dusting!) for the first time this year.

It will certainly not be our last opportunity to enjoy snow, but I will remember it for being the first of the season and for playing a part in my return home.

I’m linking up with the wonderful Country Kids at Coombe Mill, as always. Click on the badge to see what everyone else has been up to and be inspired to get outside!

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37 thoughts on “Country Kids: a dusting of snow”

  1. I hope we get to join you in a taste of snow this year. we have had no more than the tiniest dusting like this for 4 years now. Lovely to be out in the crisp sunshine and experience that snow, the photo tasting the snow is adorable. I hope the jet lag is easing, I used to find it knocked me for 6 when I travelled your way in my old woking days.

  2. Kriss MacDonald

    Your post suddenly brought back a swoosh of recent memories concerning snow in the US! Such lovely shots of wee girl outside enjoying the dusting.

    1. Thank you Kriss, I’m glad it triggered some memories, loved your snow posts last winter x

  3. I love snow and blue skies! This reminds me of my desperation for a proper winter when I was in Boston back in the 90s. We had the worst weather in years following a Nor’wester (??) I loved it! :) Gorgeous pictures with the mix of Autumn and impending Winter :) #countrykids

    1. You do get proper winters here! And, although it can get a little frustrating, it is so amazing for the kids and I agree, snow and blue skies – fabulous!

  4. Ahhh Sara this has given me a pang of jealousy!! A little bit of snow on a blue sky day sounds a little bit heavenly!! Loving the pictures, especially the one of your little lady having a little taste of it…so cute!!

  5. Awww parts of me wants snow but the mother part who does school run everyday and is exposed to the elements is not! But we didnt have any snow last time when my son is starting to know things. So a little snow to introduce my son to it is wished for =P #countrykids

    1. mumturnedmom

      I’m hoping to get another month before the snow really starts, but it’s always fun for the kids :)

  6. So very jealous you’ve already had your first dusting of snow! I don’t think we’ll get any this year, but I’ll be keeping my fingers crossed!
    I love the pics, especially of your girl having a taste :-)

  7. Love, love, love! The photos the post and the sense of being. She is just adorable too! I managed to escape with POD today for some very much needed Surrey air. It rained so we ate chips and chocolate money until the sun came out xx

  8. That photo of her tasting the snow is absolutely wonderful! These photos show such wonderful curiousity. I must say though that I’m praying for you that the snow stays a way for a while yet, you have it for so long otherwise.

    Nipping over from Country Kids.

  9. Oh wow, snow already!! I do want some snow this year but I’d be more than happy if we got away with it fro another year as we get trapped indoors for at least a week. Love the photos and hope the jet lag wears off soon. x

    1. mumturnedmom

      Thank you Tas, the snow is fun, but it really does get in the way of day to day life! I’ll be glad if we don’t get any for a while yet!

    1. mumturnedmom

      It doesn’t feel much like it either :) The kids are definitely looking forward to snow though!

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