Nice pics again, Dizzy Daff. However, it really underlines what I say about your neck of the woods being almost like a different planet. It hasn't fallen below 7 C here since some time on Monday while you're still buried in snow!

Interesting inscription on the bridge - built in very different times not long after Culloden.

This weekend's snowy walks and the Big Garden Birdwatch

Railway line 30th

Top field

Cloud

Cairngorm

Minus 6 deg C when we set off this morning - Railway line 31^st

Icicles

More icicles

Frozen grass

Railway line near the Lodge

East Lodge

Railway Halt

Castle Grant

Sheep

West Lodge

Visiting Goldcrest whilst doing the Big Garden Birdwatch

Murderer – twice this fellow spoilt my count!

Another inch or so today....

Ready for off this morning

Chapel Road

Snow clearing

Snow stopped play

Railway line today

Steps

Snowy owl

Close up 

The weekend walks –

As there was an Easterly wind, the snow had petered out before it reached us.  (We need a North wind.)  Further into the Cairngorm National Park – just 7 or 8 miles away, snow had been drifting, so there were a few minor roads blocked – nothing around the town though, so no exciting snowy pics, I'm afraid.

Railway line 6^th Feb

Deer in the distance

Tree in a puddle

Craggan Pond

Grit supply

Railway line 7^th Feb

Golf course

No golf at this end either

Hangman tree (supposed to be)

Woods (a boggy bit of them)

Icy track (old road) down to the river

Steps down to the river

Great pics ..................again , great winter for you 

Please can I have help in adding photos to this post.

Please can I have help in adding photos to this post.

It takes a wee bit of getting used to....

First, you've to upload your pictures to a image hosting website such as imgbb.com

You log in and select your pictures from your computer

Then you edit them to resize them, upload them and copy the embedding code - 'Direct links'

in this posting reply box, you click on the picture icon for 'Insert/edit image'

Paste the source of your picture into the Source box

So that it will open in a new window - 

Click on the link icon for 'Insert/edit link'

Paste in the URL of your picture again

Change target to 'New window'

eg

And you add a comment, such as 'Old snowmen'.

Up the woods today....

Hope that helps.  It's a bit of trial and error if you are anything like me - a retired IT teacher, who is hopeless with technology.... 

Thank you Dizzy Daff for your very kind helpful advice.

Please can I have help in adding photos to this post.

Another way, is that you can upload photos to TWO, and then you don't need to resize them, as well as appearing at the correct size on the forum (Brian must have imposed some kind of exception based on the image location).

Go to https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/photo-uploader.aspx and upload your photo. 
Click on the "My Pics" button, click on your photo to open it, and then right click and choose "Copy image address" (this is for a PC)

Then add your post on the forum, click on the image icon, and paste (CTRL+V) into the address field. Then voila!

(This is from 24th January, as we've had nothing more than a dusting here this week)

Thanks, Darren.  That worked.  Nice...

... but it also means that it is published on the Sky Eye Gallery as well.  I couldn't possibly publish all 10 pictures that way (every day). I would be hogging the limelight on the Gallery and folk would be scunnered of my pictures - if they aren't already! 

Good for a single photo.

Marvellous icicles! We went for a walk in what passes for snow in Chichester - at the end of the shower you could the individual snowflakes on your coat - on the fingers of your hands! 

Lovely pictures again.   

To give an idea of how some places have missed out on the snow have a look at these snowy offerings from the South.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-55985936

The total for here in South Dorset was far far less than any of those snowfalls even for the snow man at Barton on Sea.

Railway 13^th Feb

Snowy Track

Tractor Track

Spouse

Climbing

Big tree

Towards the Cairngorms

New supply of sand for spreading

Usual spot

Drifting

Croft

https://youtu.be/ARYZpotrCNI

Photos and videos of the drifting snow on the hill

Different world!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsp85hPXyYo

Wow! Beautiful video. 🤩

Digging ourselves out at same spot this morning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrnVDE7aCUk

Impressive use of that machine!  Amazing....

Forgot to post these from Friday 12^th –

Last cycle run on the snow

Crazy folk in swimming

Ice on the River

Squirrel track on the parapet?

And yesterday 13^th –

Garden Seat

Measurement of compacted snow

Today 14^th -

Icicles along the railway line

Big icicle

Snow on the Cromdales melting this evening