The weather has really gone low…the lake and the small bodies of water around the Wasserpark has totally been frozen that I won’t be surprised if they open them to the public for ice skating. It has been 3 years ago when we last went on a frozen lake – the small ones but this time even the bigger part of the Danube is frozen deep. This brown bench was not there before, it was installed just last spring and it was a lovely view in spring when one sits here. With all the ducks, weeping willows and sakura and a blue sky that gives you a promise of better things, you just might doze off into a lovely dream. This time however, there’s only white and brown, dried stalks to see — still a winter wonderland for me.
Dressing up for this kind of weather requires proper gears to avoid hypothermia and frostbite…I’ve detailed it on my post here and to sum up: dress in layers: undershirts, long johns or leggings, sweaters, socks, salopettes and jackets or snowsuit, gloves or mittens, boots — snow and waterproof, scarf, shawl, neck gaiter or facemask, helmet, bonnet or earmuffs, goggles…don’t miss any!
mymy says
ganda! oo nga, dapat talaga well-insulated para iwas sakit. 🙂
sarado pa linky…balik ako mamya.
Deli says
An informative post 🙂 Thanks for sharing and for the linky 🙂 Have a great day!
Jessica Cassidy says
I love the picture…so priceless 🙂 Visiting from Thursday Brownies
jared's mum says
i can only imagine how cold it is in your side of the world, i got to experience snow last december when we went to Manila Ocean Park, but i know a 20-minute experience pale in comparison to several days or months worth of snow…if i were you, i’d probably dread doing the laundry what with the layering of clothes you have to use in wintertime 😛
love the photo,as ever! ^_^
say cheese says
nag drop na ang temperature katakot naman yung mga avalanche.
jared's little corner says
stopping by, this time from my baby blog ^_^