Alan Anderson, head of reserves at the Scottish Wildlife Trust, said at least one snowy owl a year was recorded in Scotland.
Doyle decided one snowy day in New York to quit his job as a bank accountant and chase his dreams on the snowy slopes of Vermont.
By contrast, this past winter was a snowy one, luring skiers and snowboarders back to the slopes.
That master of hype once wooed more people to pay to see an elephant he'd painted white than a rival circus master attracted with a real snowy one.
One very cold and snowy January day in Toronto during the 2006 Federal election I was knocking on doors with two loyal hard working volunteers.
But what stayed with me was the sight of dozens of snowy egrets in one tree.
That is because the U.S. is having one of the warmest, least snowy winters on record.
In one day, I got a free curling lesson from a moustached Quebecois man, saw a dogsled race on snowy 400-year-old lanes, ate a juicy caribou steak in one of the continent's oldest restaurants, watched boites a chansons (local folk music) shows with hipster locals and yelled "allez allez" at a wild minor-league hockey game.
Two snowy custom dress shirts lie side by side, one belonging to Mark Twain and the other to Oscar Wilde (saved from oblivion because it was at the laundry when he died).
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Maybe we'd sampled one or two, our eyes streaming as we burned the tips of our tongues, our shirts snowy with spilled powdered sugar.
It is very cold and snowy here in Hannover, and customers for the devices on hand shiver as they pass from one of the 27 football pitch sized halls.
The Iran of her childhood is gone but the one of her memories is a place no relative or ruler can destroy: a land of sweet shops, snowy mountains and heroes and heroines from a glorious if mythical past.
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