Lotus Puzzle

What did you mean about nasturtiums?

I like nasturtiums. You like what?

This is a vanishing cream remover.

Blossom of snow

His sleigh ploughs through the drifts

The women in this room are lotuses in a sea of fire.

Snowflakes decorate the sky

It's all those nasturtiums. They're so vulgar.

I'll tell you how you can save money.

Silent as a snowflake in the night

Then on the right we can see a cymatically created snowflake.

Last week I took these pictures of rock rose, helianthemum, in Dorset.

Snowflakes that stay On my nose and eyelashes

So, for example, here on the left we can see a snowflake as it would appear in nature.

The fog will curl in a valley, Snowwhite as a bear.

Madeleine, don't cry.

When you get lots of mist, low cloud, the wind starts blowing the snow up.

Wireless connectivity is available throughout the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre except on the Lotus level.

I don't know when spring will come and when the flowers will bloom. It was still snowing this morning.

Oh, Marion's...

And you see you have a beautiful piece of white alabaster.

Finally winter came calling with a coating of white.

Composed of more than 100 circular small ponds, the park is planted with more than 300 varieties of ornamental lotus, water lilies and so on.

Voiceover

Irana

Irana, voiceover

Marlene?

Séveflne!

Séver ne, where are you?

I had to prove they had been somewhere, anyplace but where they were.

Oh, there's Lola Lane.

Here.

What about Madeleine?

Marichka!

I spent time skiing across the sea ice for weeks at a time in the high Arctic.

Just like snowflakes, no two pieces of wood can ever be the same anywhere on Earth.

A garden with white flowers sweet music an open kitchen and Cocacola in the refrigerator

The lillies in the lake?

Palagna

Séver ne, come quick y!

The rainy ones fall down as if they're in a rainstorm, and the snowy ones kind of flutter to the ground.

Water lilies were among the first.

He's off at school. I ain't seen him since he was little.

Marilyn Monroe, hey?