I was thinking we had a lot of snow. To my surprise Holland is covered with a thick layer, 30-35 cm, of snow as you can see on these photos, at nu.nl. Most likely it's going to be the first white Christmas since 1981. And that's a long time ago. Don't know where I was that year, doesn't matter. I even don't remember that white Xmas.
Delphi Ramblings from Rolly View, Alberta, Canada
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Outperformed by Dutch Snow
I was thinking we had a lot of snow. To my surprise Holland is covered with a thick layer, 30-35 cm, of snow as you can see on these photos, at nu.nl. Most likely it's going to be the first white Christmas since 1981. And that's a long time ago. Don't know where I was that year, doesn't matter. I even don't remember that white Xmas.
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