Sunrise over Trebarvah this morning
Ednovean farm in Cornwall by mid morning
From Ednovean Lane
Perranuthnoe from our garden
East of Perranuthnoe
St Micheal's Mount from the bottom of our garden
The Italian Garden with the moors blanketed with snow behind it
A view form our kitchen window - much warmer!
Across the Parterre towards the Blue and Apricot rooms
The house in the snow
The steps beside the courtyard
We let the horses out first thing to discover a disaster - no grass!! Dolly couldn't quite believe her eyes
So! our day finished yesterday as the snow started to fall and by last night our evening checks on the horses were done in deep crisp snow crunching along the lane to Lizzie and April and across to Bellle Diva and Dolly whilst Charles looked after Danni Archie Annie and Amie beside the house. We were glad to settle indoors with a good DVD from our collection and a happily purring tom cat on the end of the bed. This morning IT WAS STILL THERE.
I took the photos of the fiery dawn over Trebarvah looking for all the world like a Norse funeral, after feeding Diva and Friends. I've taken various views of the house and across the lawn to Mounts Bay click the pictures to enlarge them for a better view - no more time today but I hope that you enjoy seeing Ednovean Farm in the rare snowfall
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