| If you mistook this dull picture for one of Opie's equally uninventive, more occluded, blizzardy icehouse photos, would it make any difference? |
| It was blizzardy, and what did the blame' fools do but get caught ten miles below here. |
| We went out into the old station wagon on a cold, blizzardy night and off to the neighbours, someone who had some power in their home. |
| For good nautical fun, nothing beats the blizzardy, icebergy waters of the North Sea. |
| Just before Christmas, on a blizzardy day, I stumbled down the side of Pillar, in the Lake District, into the lost valley of Ennerdale. |
| In fair weather as in foul, in blistering midsummer and blizzardy midwinter, daytime and nighttime, she followed him. |
