Jo, et dejligt billede, som beskriver det som mange (ikke kun kvinder) frygter!

Så klart det er gøy med snø. Skikkelig gøy, ikke snakk om utfordring!
Sundt er det også, bare tenk på all den nesten gratis mosjonen man kan få av litt snømåking, om man bare har god nok grunnkondisjon og -styrke. Ellers gir det jo sikre signaler og godt grunnlag for diagnoser om eventuelle svakheter i ryggen.
Og tenk på hvordan risikoen for skader etter fall fra tak minker etterhvert som snøhaugene når opp mot takskjegget. Til slutt er det ikke spennende lenger i det hele tatt. På hytta måtte vi endog måke vekk toppen av haugen, for å unngå å måtte klatre opp når vi skulle ned fra taket.
Fint bidrag i serien ''Sukk i hverdagen'', i fall den finnes.
Odd Tore

He, he, Odd Tore - da kan jeg være veldig glad og takknemlig at vi ikke har kjøpt oss litt ekstra morro med hytta på fjellet!! Seilbåten må også måkes selvfølgelig, men den er bare 31 fot lang og ganske tynn så det tar ikke mer en en halvtime hver gang :-)
Mvh. Ann

Wow, great! :)
Today we have the same snow in South-Germany and the most schools are closed. The trains and planes are not able to drive and fly.
I want springtime!!!! :))
Hilsen, Sigi

enkle elementer og godt illustrerende

hadde også gjort seg topp i svarthvitt pga få farger

meget cleant

:-D ! tarjei !

Nydelige farger,flott eksponering.
Dette er vinteren 2006!

Gudsjelov snart sommer.

This is an annual challenge for me, so I`ve seen worse, on my own roof. But by all means, this looks bad enough: I`m not sure if the guy has just come down, and is contemplating what he has done so far ( not much), or if he is about to climb up. Anyway, there still must be some hours` work left to do.

Well, this is what winter in Norway is like, and this winter it was the southern part of the country that got loads of snow. I have haven`t been on my roof this winter, for the first time in many years. But that`s no comfort to this guy, so keep in shovelling, he has my sympathy.

regards, fred

Hi Ann!

This is a big challenge, yes – and I am so lucky to not know this kind of seasonal challenge :) I like the other one much more – the dog days in summers (~ +35°C, +40°C) with lots of sunshine :)

The photo is well composed and I like its colours and tones very much. I can only wish good luck to this guy to finish his huge work!

Judit :)

Thanks for the comments and encouragement everyone - both for the photo and for assurance that it could be worse - some people have to do this every year and sometimes more than once! For information to all - the guy in the picture was on his way up again and eventually finished the job 5 hours and one broken shovel (but thankfully no broken legs/arms!) later.
Regards from Ann :-)