Buried Treasure?

thats well and truly buried David,

Icy fingers to 'e who digs for treasure here aharr :o)

Wonderful how snow changes things into something magical .. :o)

David:

It looks like it could be at Disneyland (it would be with fake snow though). Great photo!

It's buried even more so now, Yorkshire.

If not frostbite, Neellan!!!

Amy, I must admit to looking forward to seeing the first snow fall in our themed gardens. In the Wiz of Oz one, it reminded us of the part in the movie when the Wicked Witch caused Dorothy, Toto and Cowardly Lion to fall asleep in the poppy field. Glinda undid the spell with a snow shower. When we had the "chocolate" garden, the first dusting of snow reminded us of the final scene in the Tim Burton movie version of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", where the Bucket house is re-located in Willy Wonka's edible meadow. It looks as if it is snowing, then the camera pans out to reveal that the snow is actually icing sugar falling from a moving sugar shaker - wonderful!! In JM Barrie's original "Peter Pan", Neverland was cold and icy, when Peter was away on his adventures. :-))

Many Thanks, Delonix. I take this as a great compliment, from someone who visits Disneyland. :-)

David:

You're welcome! It does look like it could be set up at Disneyland.

I don't go to Disneyland very often...maybe only once or twice a year. :>)