A week and a half ago on Sunday afternoon it was 0˚C but sunny and not too windy so I headed out for a walk. The parks I went by were all full of people, some even sitting on the grass having distanced conversations and others like these three enjoying lunch in the sunshine.
Oh goodness, I can't imagine trying to eat when it's that cold outside.
ReplyDeleteIt is never too cold if one is dressed properly, and the sunshine still provides warmth. Good to be outside this time of year. You must have snow by now.
ReplyDeleteThere is a nice variety to eat out;-))
ReplyDeleteOnly Canadians would do something like that. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's cool, they are dressed warm for that kind of weather.
ReplyDeleteDays like that, I'd just keep walking.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteIt seems a little too cold to eat a picnic. They must be warm-blooded.
Take care, have a happy day!
This made me smile VERY BIG. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGosh thanks heavens for the dear sun! I love that concert hall too, Pat
ReplyDelete...outside dining is getting old here.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to hand it to these people. I'm an outdoorsman and used to hiking in all kinds of weather, but I just canm't bring myself to sit down at a picnic table to have lunch on a cold day, whether the sun's out or not. Brr!!!
ReplyDeleteI did once sit down in the snow to enjoy a Christmas lunch, but I was on a walking holiday in the Welsh mountains at the time. You're a tough lot, you Canadians!
ReplyDeleteBon appetite.
ReplyDeleteIt's so good getting outdoors!
ReplyDeleteI am eating outside often, but in sunny Florida, not chilly Ontario.
ReplyDeleteWe are after all hardy Canadians.
ReplyDeleteMaybe a little bit cold to eat picnic. Or maybe not.
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