Have you ever enjoyed Snow fall?

I have never experienced and enjoyed a snowfall. I'm from the southern part of the United States and it doesn't snow here. If it does it is only sleet, a mixture of rain and ice. But someday I would like to experience a snowfall.

You are really lucky to live in a place which is so beuatiful in its natural beauty.Actually i have never seen snowfall as i live here in Mumbai .so no question of snow.But i do want to see it one day.surely i will visit your place in winter to enjoy snowfall.

Every winter we get snow here in Michigan. The last really big storm was in 1974 when we got about 22" after Thanksgiving. Since then it has snowed from a few inches to maybe 15 inches. It snows several times a year. We don't get that much compared to other states. I but it is just so pretty where you live near the mountains. Would love to see it some day.

snow is so pretty and as long as it is not walked through it stays that way where I live we had snow this year and it was really nice to watch it come down I was born in December so I guess that is why I love the snow and when it melts new life begins it is more of the peaceful time of the year I live in the United States in Illinois so we are use to the snow.

i like to play with snow,in my childhood,snow counld be seen in winter,but with the greenhouse effect of world,we cann't see snow fall in winter at my hometown.so i really hope to see the snow in winter,and snow landscape is beautiful.now i am working a big city in north of our country,it usually fall snow in winter.

i would love to experience a snow fall but i live here in the philippines and for those who are not familiar with it, it is a tropical country so we will never experience snow fall here:P if and when i get the chance to visit other countries, i would definitely go to a country where it gets to snow.

nope. i haven't experienced snow fall... yet. but since i already got my visa to be with my boyfriend who lives in sweden, i can't wait to experience snow fall there. hehe

I live in Ohio, USA where we have the 4 seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter, but the only time I feel happy and alive is in the winter months! I LOVE snow and everything about winter!

yeah. it is indeed a thrilling experience. I was posted in the state of Jammu & Kashmir around 6 years back and stayed there for 3 years. I have also been to Dras, the world's second coldest place inhibited by humans

I live in the east of the U.S. I'm in the mid Atlantic, which means my State is too north to be in the south and too south to be in the north.There is always a chance we can get snow. The problem? We can drive in it. Every time there is a call for snow, everybody goes to the supermarket and buys enough so they don't have to go out.For a few years we haven't had a big snow storm but once in 1978 we had a huge snow storm. If I remeber correctly we got about 3-4 feet of snow.I remember it was unsual because the storm was in October. We usually get snow in November or December.I loved it because I got to miss school.Now, especially in January by birthday month, I dread snow because you can't go anywhere.The best snow storm now is the ones we had last winter. It snowed overnight and al we got was a dusting, a very small amout.It looked beautiful falling. It covered the trees and cars but it didn't stick to the street. Perfect. get to see it and it makes everything beautiful but in the morning it is gone.

I've often experienced snow falling, but not as often as I'd like. Every years (or two years in a row) we suddenly get a thick pack of snow which stays for a few days. Usually this doesn't happen though, wet snow happens more often.

I live in Australia and go to the perisher blue ski resort neally every year. most of the times i have been there, it has snowed at least one of the days that we have skied. Sometimes it has even blizzarded. But I love the snow!

unfortunately or fortunately no in our area there is no snow ,may be a mild one is spring season but not that hardly ot enjoy .but i like enjoy ing snow i have watched on t.v.but i love to be out there and have a feel of that thing.but there will be lot of cold and it may not be easy to bear.

Yes, I have, but nothing as spectacular as you describe! We get snow once in awhile here in Dublin but it doesn't really stick. I have family in Belgium and that was the last real snow I saw. It was magical because it was at Christmas and the children loved playing in it, especially because it is a novelty for them.

Yes i have experienced snowfall and that too in the mountains of himachal. I am married in punjab and we move to himachal normally during the vacations. I have seen snowfall in shimla and at moosurie. I really enjoyed both. It is great making snowball and playing in the snow and when the snow flakes are falling it makes me really thrilled. This summer too i am planning to go to shimla, chail, naldera where the nature is at its best.

I do enjoy snow fall. But from inside home, I don't really like to go out in snow and play with it. I specially enjoy the first snow fall. Where I live in USA, winter is preety long here. SO , at a point of time when we get snow we feel little bore and annoyed. Because it's like freezing outside at that time and you don't want to go out side. So, then it feels like no more snow. That's why I enjoy the first time snow fall more. It gives a very different and beautiful look to nature.

I have experienced snow fall many times. I hate it. I live where we have winter and get snow and ice. Sometimes we get so much snow that you have to stay home from work untill they get the roads all cleaned off. Most of the children love the snow because they like playing in it, and making a snowman .

Snowfall is fine, snow storm, not. Besides snow is quite heavier if it's a storm because of wind and water comes with it. But typical snow fall is ok. But shovelling snow in the drive way is quite difficult.

I had experienced snow fall here in Kunshan once,but the drops were only few and gone after few hours. It is a nice experience but haven't enjoy it much because it melts right away.

It doesn't snow very often here in southern New Mexico but I have always enjoyed it when it happens. It's calm and peaceful and, well, different than our normal sunshine and heat. Don't get me wrong; I'm glad it's not cloudy and dreary here - but a change of scene is always nice.