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St Andrews Snowfall

In an act of worship of the goddess Effeciency, the U.K. Government, or the Meteorological Office thereof, declared March 1 to be the beginning of Spring rather than the traditional, astronomical, and accurate Vernal Equinox (March 20). True to form, Mother Nature (a proud woman), decided that, in the interests of putting the upstarts in their proper place, she would open the heavens and thus a bountiful snowfall was produced the ver next day. I took a few snaps from my little chamber in St. Salvator’s Hall for your enjoyment.

Published at 5:02 am on Friday 17 March 2006. Categories: Journal Photos St Andrews.
Comments

How delightful that you are back. It felt like Groundhound Day-The Movie for a while with the Governor’s Suite at the top of your site (almost used the “b” word, but caught myself) for such a long stretch. Happy St. Patrick’s Day.

— Steve M. 17 Mar 2006 10:13 am
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