Setting the Snowbound scenery...

[carihunter]

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[sunsetwriter]

Lovely photos! If your intent was to make us even more anxious to read the book - it worked!

The photo of the start of Jacob's Ladder looked like quite a nice stroll until you pointed out the final destination. *gasp* Makes me tired and sore just thinking about making that trek.

Thanks for the virtual tour. I'm highly anticpating reading Snowbound.

[carihunter]

Thank you! I didn't mean to make you all anxious ;-) I've had the photos sitting around for ages and this is the first chance I've had to put them up.

Don't be fooled by that gentle-looking gradient on that Jacob's photo. It's a real slog. Then you get to the top and realise it's a false summit - turn to the right and Kinder's still quite a way above you up another path! Sneaky little hills they are.

Thanks for the virtual tour. I'm highly anticipating reading Snowbound.

You're very welcome. I'm getting excited myself. Dead happy with the editing and it's off to the printer next month.

I think the next post here might be an English to American Translation Guide ;-)

[sunsetwriter]

Oh, but it's anxious in a good way! :-)

[carihunter]

:-) Oh, that's all right then!

[sunsetwriter]

Maybe 'eager' would have been a better word to use than 'anxious'. Or maybe I need to read your upcoming translation guide! ;-)

I not only speak 'American', I speak 'southern American'. It's a whole different world down here sometimes! :-D

[carihunter]

LOL. I speak Northen English, a whole different language to that wot is spoken by our Queen! I tried to behave myself in the novel, but I think a few colloquialisms might have slipped on through the net, regardless of my efforts...