It is cold morning, the temperature was -18ºC (0F)
when I got up. I doubt if it will raise at all during the day; the sun is so
slow in the horizon now that she does not spread any warmth at all. Yesterday,
or the day before, when walking the dogs around noon, sun was out, but just
barely over the horizon, all the shadows were long on the snow, but golden
yellow, truly amazingly beautiful.
This herd was staying put for the most of November in
the near-by field that I passed by on my daily walk. The herd was not at all
concerned of humans being near-by and kept eating peacefully. But when I had my
fellow furry-walkers with me, they would get moving… pretty much the same way
like in the next video. Except here they were hurrying on ice in front of the
house and we had nothing to do with it.
I suppose these are very much normal sightings for me,
but no matter how many times you see them or experience them, it always feels
little privileged to be able to live so close to the nature and witness this.
Wool with you,
Lene
Thank you for those videos, Lene! Reindeer are beautiful, mystical beings. How wonderful that you have them living so close to you!
ReplyDeleteThese videos have made my day so much better! I am jealous that you have reindeer as neighbors.
ReplyDeleteI love this!
ReplyDeletewe see some deer here but never so many! beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have been sick in bed all week and your lovely blog posts have cheered up my days! Thank you
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful sightings! I have never seen reindeer or traveled to the far north. Your descriptions and musings about your home turf are always a delight. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! It is a privilege to see these videos from someone who lives where they are being photographed.
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