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Seasons

Winter has been brief in Lithuania this year. We had unseasonably balmy temperatures in December and didn’t get any real snow until after Christmas. We had two or three weeks of what I consider a typical Lithuanian winter, with snowy fields, clear skies and a low sun that highlights the stunning scenery. Fearing it would not last, I got myself stuck in the snow trying to take photos while I could.

These are some of my favourites from that day. I love the mist that hung over the trees just opposite our house. I love the snow on the grasses by the side of the road. And I love the golden colours. Today I saw a flock of geese flying across the fields. Their presence at this time of year is unusual, to say the least. The seasons are changing.

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  1. Holly Ulrich's avatar

    Your beautiful photo of the grasses in the field is what made me click to your blog. Then I read they are photos from Lithuania! I am American of Lithuanian descent and no nothing about the country that is half a part of who I am. -Beautiful!

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    March 7, 2016
    • June's avatar

      Thanks Holly. Yeh, Lithuania really is beautiful, with the most amazing sunsets of any country I’ve visited. If you have a bucket list, Lithuania should definitely be on it!

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      March 8, 2016
      • Holly Ulrich's avatar

        It’s possible that I’ll be there in fall 2017!
        I definitely need to discover a bit about my heritage.

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        March 8, 2016
      • June's avatar

        If you’re planning a trip and you need any help, just give me a shout. Would be delighted to help.

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        March 8, 2016
  2. honestme363's avatar

    Beautiful pictures

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    February 29, 2016
  3. bythebriny's avatar

    I love the way you’ve captured how the sun makes the snow sparkle.

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    February 26, 2016
  4. Hungry Breton (Franck)'s avatar

    Beautiful pictures June! I love these lanscapes and I love snow days, the mystery it generates.

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    February 23, 2016
  5. aquibeluchi's avatar

    What beautiful pictures!! Love all of them!! ♥♥

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    February 23, 2016
  6. Audrey Molloy's avatar

    Beautiful photos June. I too love that crisp, blue-skied wintry weather. We rarely get it where I live.

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    February 22, 2016
  7. BordO'Grady's avatar

    Were you lying down in the snow to take the second one? Hardcore… 😉

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    February 22, 2016
    • June's avatar

      Squatting. Anyone watching would have been quite suspicious! 😉

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      February 22, 2016
      • BordO'Grady's avatar

        That would have been a good chance to practise your Lithuanian – explaining that one 🙂

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        February 23, 2016
  8. Prior-2001's avatar

    Your first photo looked like summer – but then saw all the snow (that stuck u) – very nice!

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    February 22, 2016
    • June's avatar

      Those clear blue skies really do make it look summery outside. Until you stick your nose out, that is, and have it bitten off by Mr Frost! 🙂

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      February 22, 2016
      • Prior-2001's avatar

        Ha! That mr frost is one tough and mean dude – ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

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        February 22, 2016
  9. ladyofthecakes's avatar

    Beautiful 🙂

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    February 22, 2016
  10. Miriam's avatar

    Absolutely stunning images, June. And such unusual weather patterns.

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    February 22, 2016

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