2nd January 2015
Today is the first Saturday on the New Year. And we have experienced very frosty weather. At 7a.m. was - 13C degrees it means the coldest day this winter. Walking my dog in the afternoon about 1p.m. it was - 9 C but windy so I have felt it is definitely colder. But the positive side is the day is sunny and the sky is blue. I was walking about an hour and came across some chickens which were walking outside and seemed to be satisfied with the weather.
Hello from my kitchen in the morning drinking coffee..
Sunny afternoon..
Winter fence...
Have a nice Sunday...
Hello Gosia, it is cold and sunny here too. Wonderful series of photos, I love the chickens. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteMaybe now we have colder weather but it is sunny so I love it
DeleteMinus 13 Celsius is bloody cold and even to be walking your dog at -9 Celsius would be out of the question for me.
ReplyDeleteI would open the dog for the dog to do its business and re-open when the dog wanted to come back in.
I think "chooks" as long as they can forage and scratch as long as it is not raining or I suppose snowing, don't seem to care. Most livestock just get on with doing what they have to do and that is EAT - ha ha. I wish I had their immune system when it comes to the cold.
Still MOST unsummery here in Brisbane - overcast and cool here and it is JANUARY??? I think the weather clock has got confused, but I'm not complaining - at least the days are about the 30 Celsius department and not sauna like.
Colin
Ha ha - "Typo error" due to the thought of that cold minus weather got me - "Open the door for the dog".
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Colin it is not easy with my dog because I live in the block ofd flats on the third floor so I have to walk my dog in the countryside or in the dog's park which is also near my house
DeleteThose are brave chickens!
ReplyDeleteI think chicken like cold weather
DeleteHi Gosia, it must be terribly cold even in the sunny afternoon. The coldest I have experienced in our highlands is about 22 Celsius. Blessed Sunday!
ReplyDeleteNancy the lowest temperature which I have experienced was -32 C in my twenties..
DeleteOh my. Minus 13 is very cold. I can't imagine cold like that. My coldest would be about zero degrees.
ReplyDeleteAndrew it is cold but in the past is was m,uch colder now winters are very friendly I remember the winter in my childhood when it was -25 C for two weeks but at that time I lived near mountains..
DeleteOOo That is cold at your 7am.
ReplyDeleteAfter a frost, most always a lovely sunny day..
Margaret so the sun is the positive side and high pressure is great for me
DeleteI don't think I can survive that, I was born and raised and living in the tropics. WE rejoice every time there's a bit of cold air here. I love chickens. Aren't they cold?
ReplyDeleteLei you can survive. We have a lot of students from Asia who live in Katowice and doing well
DeleteBrrr. Good thing the chickens have feather (down) coats. :)
ReplyDeleteNice photos! Wish we had some sun too! It's cold, snow and wind.
ReplyDeleteWOW that is cold! We've had it very warm in the East Coast U.S.
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SOOO cold! :-) Love the chickens. Really nice shots of your world.
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