Fun in the Snowy Garden and Getting Dressed for the Santa Fun Run...

What a great idea to raise money by dressing up your pets! Very festive too with the snow! :) congratulations :)

You seem to have had a very enjoyable time plus raising money for charity!

Love the Santas, and well done on the charity walk ! :)

I'm with Brynner on snow ... dreadful stuff, cold depressing and dangerous, and definitely not pretty. Stay indoors Brynner !
We only have a light dusting on the hill tops here, and that's where it can stay lol :D

What a great idea for a charity walk. I expect Harriet and you daughter enjoyed the experience.

Great idea and well done to your daughter and Harriet.

I agree with you, Hywel! Though perhaps I'm not quite as outspoken! ?

Thank you all, they did enjoy themselves, the snow was welcome on the day but enough is enough, now wish it would disappear,rained on top and then froze, its turned to very icy patches, think I've already said that I don't bounce anymore, had to hold onto the washing line to get down to the birdfeeders and thaw the birdbaths this morning...

Be careful :)

Love it!

That dog is worthy of Youtube clip, he looks so cute... well done all of you... that looks like a fair amount of snow too. We even got 2 or 3 inches here in West London, and right into the centre of London - snow in Regents Park on Sunday, and the water in the fountains in Trafalgar Square was just like glass Monday morning, solid ice...

It's all a bit early, this cold and snow, the first official day of winter isn't till 21st (or maybe 22nd) of December...

Hi Sue... good set of pics, and lovely photos of your dogs.

Well done to your daughter and Harriet for braving the elements for their charity walk..and love their outfits:o) We went away for a few days on the Monday,and was half expecting not to be able to travel,as it took so long to de ice the car ! but no problems after that..Norfolk was bitterly cold but fine..Wishing you and yours a Happy Christmas ,Sue..xx

Thankyou Linda..

Bamboo its flipping colder without the snow, keeps raining and then freezing at nights so very dicey if one has to venture out, I would love to see those fountains frozen over and the parks must look amazing in the snow, don't come to London in the winter time though if I can help it,saying that I'd love to visit Kew winter/ early springtime, been summer and autumn, its my aim to do the other seasons if I can talk a nice person to drive me there.....

Thanks Bloomer, they did well, I was proud of Sherryl for doing it as the cold plays havoc with her arthritis as you can imagine. glad you were able to travel safely, we had a fair bit of snow , it hung around quite a few days despite it raining as well, yet just 15mile up the A1 and it was clear, our grandaughter is at Birmingham Uni, those roads were horrendous, luckily her dad picked her up on the Friday night, was already snowing there but they did miss the worst of it.
We live in a weird and wonderful country Bloomer, cannot remember an autumn like it s regards the garden, I still have some roses and even some flowers out, nicotiana, penstemons, osteospurmums and helianthemums, would you believe even the poached egg plants, they just keep fighting back,I popped the bulbs in amongst them so anything goes come springtime,
lol....

Congratulations to the pair of them for going out in the snow ... love the photo of Harriet with her Christmas stocking!

Thanks Terra, I nearly missed you out, Harriet is a right little poser and full of mischief, Brynner is so good with her..

Hello Shirley, hope you are keeping well, she does look cute doesn't she, truthfully she is a proper madam, lol...

Thanks Sue, I'm feeling a lot better and actually drove the car yesterday. Not been behind the wheel since August!

That is definitely progress then Shirley, getting your independence back must be a very good feeling.....

Wonderful, Lincs, just great! :o))

What a great way to raise funds for charity, I love Harriets Christmas outfit. Well done Harriet!