Posted by: Debra Kolkka | February 2, 2012
Where’s Mr. Tumnus?
Posted in Bagni di Lucca, Ponte a Serraglio | Tags: Bagni di Lucca, Italy, photography, Ponte a Serraglio, snow in Tuscany, travel, Tuscany
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Click on the reblogged bit to see the post in the proper order. This is what Ponte a Serraglio looks like right now! I will be there next week. I hope there is some snow left.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 6:34 am
Lucky you , going to Bagni di Lucca in a week.
My only consolation is that when we go in October, we will be able to go for some nice long walks in the mountains.
Have a great trip.
By: Elsear on February 3, 2012
at 12:43 am
I will be there for more than 3 months so I will see the end of winter and glorious spring.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 3, 2012
at 12:52 am
We love snow too but we are in a deep frost now with minus 26 overnight lows and tops of minus 10 degrees. Bagni weather is similar to ours so I hope all the lovely locals are rugging up and drinking lots of Grappa! Stay warm! BBBrrrrrrrrrr……….
By: Anonymous on February 2, 2012
at 6:52 am
For me snow is a novelty. It is hot and steamy here in Brisbane, I am looking forward to some cold weather.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 7:01 am
it is very nice to look at, but not very easy to deal with
By: ilario3155 on February 2, 2012
at 8:52 am
I’m sure it can be a nuisance, but it does look pretty.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 12:03 pm
It is really cold throughout most of Europe at the moment. In Northern Spain we are the last ones to get this Siberian cold front, but we also are enduring below zero temperatures. I am staying home…
The photos look great. I guess that our neighbours are going to post some for us as they did last year.
I feel sorry for the homeless and for those who cannot afford proper heating. More than 90 people have already died as a result of this weather.
By: Mulino Dominillo on February 2, 2012
at 9:02 am
I will be in Helsinki next week and it is going to be very cold.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 12:04 pm
The village looks beautiful with its dusting of snow.
By: Just Add Attitude on February 2, 2012
at 9:17 am
It is fairly unusual to have this much snow in Bagni di Lucca. It only happens every few years.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 12:05 pm
What a beautiful view… Actually all seasons your view from the windows are so beautiful. Thank you, have a nice and enjoyable day, with my love, nia
By: niasunset on February 2, 2012
at 11:17 am
I love the winter! I hope the snow lasts until I get there.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 12:05 pm
I love snow, and miss it so far this winter. Love this window into winter. Thanks, Deb!
Hugs,
Kathy
By: Kathryn McCullough on February 2, 2012
at 3:04 pm
The village looks gorgeous covered with snow. It happens rarely.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 8:03 pm
You have more snow than we do in Toronto. So unusual to have such warm weather at this time of year. Missing the snow and skiing. Thanks for sharing!
By: travellingflip on February 2, 2012
at 3:24 pm
It has been fairly mild until now in the village. Now the temperature extremely cold.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 8:06 pm
Looks so beautiful in snow…
By: maru on February 2, 2012
at 4:20 pm
I hope it lasts a while.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 8:09 pm
So beautiful!! Bellissima!
By: margieinitaly on February 2, 2012
at 6:04 pm
The people in the village don’t like the snow because it is a nuisance, but I love it.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 2, 2012
at 8:10 pm
Snow always looks so beautiful and fantasy-like (well for me who has grown up in sunny Australia 😛 )
By: Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella on February 3, 2012
at 2:21 am
I love the village covered in snow. I can’t wait to get there.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 3, 2012
at 12:47 pm
How beautiful! Could we please have Christmas lights too – then that would be just heaven. I think it’s Mr Tumnus who tells the children that in Narnia, because of the White Witch, it’s always winter and never Christmas “Imagine that” he says!! Isn’t that snowman lovely?
By: Anonymous on February 3, 2012
at 6:20 am
I love the snowman. It is a pity his head fell off.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 3, 2012
at 12:47 pm
Thanks for re-blogging this Debra. I’m glad people have enoyed seeing our snow. It’s still in the minus today so it hasn’t melted yet, though the sun is trying to come out right now. Have had to deal with it and do rather a lot with shovels today, rather than just look at it admiringly, so now I’m not loving it quite as much!
By: From a Tuscan Villa on February 3, 2012
at 8:35 am
I’m sure it is hard work. Just as well it doesn’t happen very often.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 3, 2012
at 12:48 pm
I’m sure I saw a little hoof print… Mr Tumnus is sure to be there.
Stunning snow!
By: cityhippyfarmgirl on February 3, 2012
at 6:52 pm
OMG!!!! Can’t believe that it got that much snow! We were told don’t worry about the snow nothing sticks to the ground!!! Wow looks beautiful and cold!
By: Anonymous on February 4, 2012
at 8:18 am
It doesn’t snow very often in Ponte a Serraglio. It has only happened about 4 times since we have been going.
By: Debra Kolkka on February 4, 2012
at 8:24 am