(in northern / central Europe)
The photo was taken this last Saturday, 26.04.08 
But to be fair: it was at nearly 1,500 meters (almost 5,000 feet) above sea level 
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Usksider
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- 29.04.2008 @ 04:55:26
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antlady69
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- 29.04.2008 @ 05:16:45
It was cold indeed!
When I left my home at ca. 9 a.m., it was 12°C. When I got there ^^ ca. 3 hours later, the temperature had dropped to 6°C!! Will blog about it shortly - unless "things" happen at work again ...-
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Usksider
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- 29.04.2008 @ 05:26:18
I'll look forward to it...
Just to prove it isn't only winter there...
This was a week ago here in the UK.-
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antlady69
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- 29.04.2008 @ 06:48:18
We've been having temperatures normal for Spring, but mountains have a completely different climate.
Incidentally, I think it was the 16th of April when all of a sudden, we had humonguous snowflakes falling in the early morning hours - after Spring temperatures again! Haven't uploaded the photos, though
April weather, eh?
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Usksider
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- 29.04.2008 @ 07:09:38
April... amazing weather patterns every year... isn't it great?
By the way... I meant to ask... whether you've managed to get your knickers on the right way round this morning?
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antlady69
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- 29.04.2008 @ 08:02:44
*BOL*
Yes, I did - and I double-checked before putting them on!-
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Usksider
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- 29.04.2008 @ 08:08:00
Once bitten, twice shy, eh?
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kaimi0achava
- 29.04.2008 @ 12:34:17
Great photo.
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That looks cold and unwelcome.... I'll stick to be ice-free I think.