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Deep and Crisp * (not so) even

Model Photography
#1

Hi, We have had a visitation of the 'orrible white stuff, otherwise known as snow: - and I had my wife’s camera out on the hamlet of Sycamore Creek - here are some of the results.

One side of my ‘one horse’ town - a better description would be one street; as there is no room for another one.

The other side with a flash brightening things up - it was a bit late - the big white blobs are the falling snow!

my small set of buildings for the MOW crews

A final one - no trains today we are all snowed up! Now at the time of writing most of it has gone, leaving us with the ‘cold’ but not the snow - being Britain as least we can now get around more easily. Enjoy! Yours Peter.

#2

I should hit myself for saying this, but I’m really missing the snow this year. I don’t want a lot, just enough to get some trains out in it :slight_smile: This looked like a perfect “scale” snowfall. Looks deep, but not too deep.

#3

I love the buildings with snow. Thats the main reason why keep mine out year round. Im with you Jon. I could use a little more snow.

#4
Shawn said:
I love the buildings with snow. Thats the main reason why keep mine out year round. Im with you Jon. I could use a little more snow.
You can have ours -- along with the ice under it, over it, mixed in with it ...
#5

Hehe! Ever notice how absolutely beautiful and serene a good snowscape is when it falls on someone else’s world? :slight_smile:

Wonderful photos Peter! Your village looks superb! All you need now is to build a couple of horse drawn sleighs.