Indeed, certain winds are well-known for changing people’s moods, often for the worst so that ‘biting’ is a very apt description. My guess is that you understand the problem and with it the solution, better than most! Maybe your horse should be white like the snow, John – yes, a beautiful white stallion with a long flowing mane:-)
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reveling:-) Sorry! Although Brits spelling it with two ‘l’s – and I don’t have the excuse of the snow getting in my eyes.
Ian Rowcliffe
December 22, 2012 at 6:05 pm
I would edit your comment below to correct the spelling, but I like your correction comment, and want to keep it. 🙂
I am something of an Ice-man, but I have my weak moments. A biting wind, more often than not, is one of them.
johnwhays
December 23, 2012 at 9:44 am
Indeed, certain winds are well-known for changing people’s moods, often for the worst so that ‘biting’ is a very apt description. My guess is that you understand the problem and with it the solution, better than most! Maybe your horse should be white like the snow, John – yes, a beautiful white stallion with a long flowing mane:-)
Ian Rowcliffe
December 23, 2012 at 10:34 am
And I thought you were the ‘Ice-man’, John, always revealing in snow no matter what!
Ian Rowcliffe
December 22, 2012 at 6:00 pm