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Snow in Galway, Ireland

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  1. Frank

    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    I'm in the wrong country, my folks are getting snow back home in Galway, Ireland 8)

    Also larger version
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    Can you spot the sheep in our field in the background?
     
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    Oh my, they have the snow and you're missing out on all the fun. :-|
    Take heart, it's only early February, perhaps you'll have some soon.
     
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    That is a pretty sight. Saw the clumps in the distance but didn't realize they were sheep, just thought they were shrubs.

    How much snow does Galway get in a typical winter?

    p.s. now that I look at the larger picture I can tell they are livestock of some sort :-D
     
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    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    I would guess 3-4 days worth on average Toni. Not very much.
     
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    That is beautiful country Frank.The sheep are like ants in the background in that field of snow.
     
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    I like the footprints. The invisible man is out for a walk.
     
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    Very nice, especially since it is in Galway and not Mayer. We had our turn this year.
     
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    Wow,..Frank,..at first glance i thought this was of late,..so 2007 and i take it that like us in the Midlands nothing more until 2010,..it looks nice but i am glad it kept away:smt041
     
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