Snow is precipitation in the form of crystalline water ice, consisting of a multitude of snowflakes. Since it is composed of small rough particles it is a granular material. It has an open and therefore soft structure, unless packed by external pressure. Snow is commonly formed when water vapor undergoes deposition high in the atmosphere at a temperature of less than 0°C (32°F), and then falls to the ground.
UK - Part II - St Andrews and the West Coast
Published Tuesday, May 02, 2006 by Jim Meldrum | E-mail this post
Allison and Aunt Shirley
St Andrews
A great many gulls at St Andrews
Church at St. Andrews
We visited a number of the fishing villages along the coast.
Boat
Gerry, Shirley, Allison
Fence
CONTACT
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- vancouver bc canada
FAMILY
- 2009
- Jolly Jumper
- Wolf Creek
- 2008
- Easter in CR
- 2007
- Mini Moon
- Our Wedding
- Pre-weddin' Party
- Renovating
- 2006
- Lucas and Jakob
- Engagement
- Lantern Fest '06
- Dad's Day
- Kayak - Desolation Sound
- Easter Buddy
- Rock & Bowl
- California
- Urban Sea Kayaking
- Job on the Side
- Uncle Maurice's Truck
- Plums
- 2005
- Manning Park Summer Hike
SKIING
- 2010 Duffy
- 2007 Sproat
- 2007 Heliotrope
- 2006 Near Boston Bar
- 2006 Rogers Pass
- 2006 Ski Cayoosh
- 2006 Ski Mt. Matier
- 2005 Mt. Baker Backcountry
- 2005 Gaggle at Roger's Pass
BIKING
- Biking - Chilcotins
- Biking - Andy's Stag
- Biking - DH Ride
- Biking - Andy
- Biking - NS Ripper #2
- X Canada Trip Outline
- Ride BC
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- Ride NF
TRAVEL
- PEI with Cameron
- Peru and Galapagos
- UK1 Birmingham
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- UK3 Edinburgh
- UK4 Isle of Arran
- UK5 Oban
- UK6 London
- Amsterdam
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