As the snow and ice descends, dogs were having a great time running in the snow. A husky seemed to be teaching some other dogs how to eat snow. 
An icy car park that had not seen the benefits of salting .
In weather like this walking dogs is not easy and there is no certainty that the weather will allow access to Oaks Park in forthcoming days.
All looking picturesque but certainly needing care with walking and driving .
Even a few hours of sun is enough to remove some of the water . Vast improvement over yesterday . Not every white dog returns black and boggy.
Some artistic license with these photos. Enjoy 
Results of an online poll in a great website
http://www.compasscayman.com/caycompass/2013/02/15/Online-poll–Few-eat-turtle-frequently/
Tell us that only 9% of the Grand Cayman population eat Turtle frequently, which is actually 9% too many and 5.6% used to eat Turtle but no longer do so. The debate is complex as the article says. For me however having swum with the turtles it a cruel and obscene idea to eat these beautiful creatures. Here you can see some photos I took last year at the turtle farm.
In the UK and EU we are just starting to get used to the idea that horse meat, presumably from old and debilitated horses, has ended up in burgers, lasagnes and other minced beef products. Turtles do not fall into this category and despite the argument that it is a tradition to eat Turtle we should recall that it has also been a tradition to murder witches and hang/draw/quarter criminals and innocent. They are an endangered species and we should no more eat them than eat next door’s pet cat, dog or horse.
chris1957
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