When life gives you snow…
You build an igloo! (Well, at least our neighbour does!)
It was easy this year because of all the snow piled up at the side of his house.
He dug and shovelled and decorated with delightful frosty animals and candles.
How snug to sneak in there, hide yourself away and watch the world go by!
It’s a large igloo – it has two rooms.
And a door at the front that comes with hands…
But perhaps the most magical moment is wiggling your way out through the tiny window at the back,
Climbing up to the top of the igloo
And sliding down.
Repeat until tired and bright-eyed and in need of hot chocolate!
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Lady Fi 
What a blast! Such delightful fun for big and small people alike. Happy Monday!
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What great fun! I bet your children didn’t need much rocking after playing in and on and round the igloo.
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How fun!!! A great way to make that cold, cold winter fun and exciting!!!
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That looks so fun!
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A child´s paradise. Looks like so much fun!!
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Oh, wow, what a great igloo! I am so impressed, this is a true architectural masterpiece! We have nowhere near that much snow anymore.;) Beautiful images.;))
Hope Monday has been good to you,
xoxo
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I want one 😉 Pretty pleeeeeze
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Oh, my word, how I longed to do this when I was small.
And it looks just as much fun as I thought it would be!
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oh i so want one…we build one when i was a kid…so much fun!
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Wow, what a great iglo and such a lot of fun.
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Now that is the kind of fun and experience kids do not get by playing video games. Gotta get outside and just ‘do it’!
Great shots of quite a masterpiece of winter wonderland architecture!
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Wow!! This is sooooo cool! I love it … and I’m very impressed with the workmanship!
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How precious!
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Wow! What fun. Your posts are enough to make me want to spend another winter with snow (I’ve never even seen that much I don’t think, but we used to have some.) Actually, maybe what your posts make me want to do is be a kid again. Sometimes I still act like one, but in snow and ice I’m afraid I’d be an old lady all the time ;>)
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No way!!
need one of those.
(that’s a very lucky girl 🙂 )
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I like the door and the hands attached. I wonder what it’s like to sit inside with a hot cup of coffee? It must seem quiet.
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It’s very quiet and light in an igloo.
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Boy! That’s the real deal. When my sons build a snow fort [never looks as cool as this igloo], I’m always afraid the crazy thing will collapse on them. Looks like fun!
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Wonderful! There’s some very jealous children here!!
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My brother and I once built an igloo at the end of the driveway, where the snow was piled especially high. It was so cool inside, all surrounding by white. The snow seemed to insulate us from all sound. Magical.
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What a cool (haha) igloo! My son had a snow fort built but those things don’t last very long around here. That looks as though it could be a lot of fun for a long while!
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Oh, I love it, ladyfi! what a delightful, fun post for the day and what a great smile to end my day with! You are so creative and have such a wonderful view of life! Thank you! Have a terrific week!
Sylvia
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Wonderfully built igloo. Nice place for kids to have fun.
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Here in Nara, I think I can’t complain the cold from –3 to 4 degrees Celsius, at least I can see greens and a little of flowers, although I yearn for snow-blanketed world.
An igloo looks like Japanese “kamakura,” a dome-shaped snow hut, hollowed out of mounds of packed snow, with small entrance and wide space inside. It is filled with laughter of children playing house. Adults can get excited, too.
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nice iglo and photos
like the one with the door and the finger 🙂
Have a nice week,
Greetings, Bram
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Wonderful shots!
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I used to do that when I was a kid! But our igloos were never such architectural wonders. Sweet – although VERY BRRR – world you live in.
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Igloo? That is so beautiful!
How I wish… I could too…
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That is fantastic! I moaned about our snow which was nothing by comparison. It was sludgy, wet and icy. I think that is the difference between countries like yours that are highly organised with snow fall. It is completely different from the kind we get.
Wonderful pictures.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
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I agree. I’m a Brit so know only too well how inequipped we are to deal with snow in the UK…
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wHAT A WONDERFUL IDEA BUILDING THIS AWESOME “HOUSE”.
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So much of snow!! Looking at them itself I’m feeling cold. Nice capture!!
Vrinda
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That looks like fun. Great igloo, great photos.
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It’s like a Villa! It’s larger than I thought. Fantastic. I am bit curious how cold/warm it is.
Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day.
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Well, a real igloo is quite warm – but only in comparison to the outside temperature…
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Door with hands. lol
That’s a fun addition to an already cool place.
I wonder how long this took to build.
Cant have been easy
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This is so awesome…
Looks very good!! The door and the letterbox looks cute 🙂
My Yatra Diary…
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Now that’s an igloo worthy of Narnia!
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aloha,
that is too cool and the shape is perfect…great job – i want to go in too!
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Beautiful and fun. What a super slide show. Thank you.
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oh my gosh, such fun and such a handsome igloo!!
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Again, you have the coolest neighbours…well next to my cow neighbours but they don’t build igloos!!
Great photos- lovin that macro eh?? ;-))
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What a wintery wonderland inside..truly magical for children..thanks for the view! 🙂
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It must have taken ages to build but what fun for the children.
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Seems it even has its own mailbox 😉
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The first thing I thought about was the quiet inside.
I’m in need of some hot chocolate and I haven’t even been sliding down an igloo….
-20F here tonight.
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wonderful! that’s a great igloo….
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BTW, it’ll be 30 here tomorrow. Think I can build a Texas igloo?
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Tooo cool!
Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams
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May I ask how much does a 2 room igloo,with special “hand-doors” rent for in the market? You know…I was thinking…maybe your neighbor could rent it to me when I go visit! Looks cozy!!
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What fun!
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Lol ! what an artwork ! He must be from Eskimo origin !
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Looks like so much fun! Thanks for sharing the pics and the story!
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That’s an amazing igloo Fi. It must be strong if you can climb on it – Dave
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Such fun! Beats the drab old Wendy house!
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LadyFi: Love your igloo, what fun.
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this looks like SO much fun! I wanna play! Great post 🙂
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Oh what fun, what a clever chap!
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Fascinating!
This I do…
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If your neighbor has kids, they must think he is a mega cool dad!!
If he does not, I am sure your kiddoes think he is a mega cool neighbor!
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Oh my gosh I love the igloo!!! What fun!
🙂
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Nice igloo as I would go inside …
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