Saturday, 16 February 2013

Taking a Snow Day - Highgate Woods


I took a snow day with Erbie on Monday as we missed the snow last time round due to illness, we even went and bought a red sledge. It was fun.

Snow day

My new sledge


Narnia this way.

Highgate Woods, London N10

Highgate Woods in Snow 2013

Memories are made of this...







We were the only people there.
Weeee!



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