What interesting architecture in an amazing setting. Thank you for posting!

When you think of the logistics, it is pretty impressive. They work all night so the snow is off the roads by morning, and there is another army of private contractors we can hire to do our driveways.

It looks like a bundt cake on a cake platter. I always think that too. One comment I will make about the cold is that our homes are very well insulated and heated, nice and cosy.

Thank you so much @nikv and @curangel. You're the best!

We will see how high it gets this winter. It can get twice this height but usually doesn't. Thank you for commenting.

Very interesting, and I bet the Architecture + Design Community here might enjoy a look at those stone houses. Thank you for posting.

Quite a beautiful gold and blue palette. Thank you for posting.

Thank you for sharing. I visited it a long time ago. It's so beautiful.

Thank YOU!

Snow is a big memory of my childhood. I'm not into the cold and didn't like -27 C last week but I know that's not really cold yet!

That's interesting. I've never heard of bricks being filled with anything. It's nice to think we are always innovating.

Thank you! I recently learned of a new brick that uses a percentage of sawdust. It's must lighter.

They are beautiful old buildings that could be made beautiful again, but will it happen? Thank you for posting.

It sure is! -17 C outside today and I'm not going out there. I'm already looking at more wool. lol

You can bet I'll be watching!

I'm loving your posts. There is so much charm in the countryside there. Thank you!

Thank you!

Hi @ludmila.kyriakou! OMG it takes me so long, I don't think I could do it for a living.

Thank you @nikv and @curangel for your wonderful curation and support.

I haven't done a sweater in the round yet and I don't really like using my round needles but it might be because they are old/stiff. I had typically done bottom up raglans and these set in sleeves are