Like you probably figured out, I live in southern Finland. Despite the stereotypes, winters were not that cold and snowy the past years in the southern part of the country. Usually, we have proper frost and snow in February, while December is a ‘plus temperature’ month. This time December and February are real winter. Just have a look! 😍
Pictures from my Instagram
Really pretty…but I’m glad we don’t have any of it. Yet. 😃
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😁😂
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I’ve always associated Finland with reeeeeeaaaaal snow and ice … your photos look much like the winters we used to get here (deep south of NZ); but lately ours too have been pussycats.
Are you home now? (Knowing you, for just a wee while~!)
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In Lapland, it is really cold! But not that much in the south 🙂 yes, in Finland now 😊
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I didn’t know that. We had our first very light snowfall of the year today but nothing like you have there. Lovely photos.
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Thank you! 🙂
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It’s beautiful!!
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Thank you! 🙂
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The closest I have been to Finland is Sweden. But it wasn’t during winter time. Snow is essential to keeping the air clean and the ground saturated with enough moisture for summer time. I hear Finland has quite the forests.
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Sweden is lovely, too! 🙂 yes, Finland has beautiful forests and mysterious swamps 🙂
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Very beautiful!
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Cool and cold colors! 😀
Love it! 🙂
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Pretty!
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Thanks! 🙂
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What beautiful photos! If you are looking for somewhere warm, come to Australia. Last week we had a heatwave. The hottest day was 47F. And no rain for over a month.
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Some day I’ll definitely go to Australia! 😍
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It’s all the opposite to Finland, I tell you.
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I am sure! 😂
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I’m shuddering just by seeing the ice…
Lol.. 😂😂…
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Please, don’t be so sensitive! 😂
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