Dave, it is good to see that you and C still have your heads above all this snow. What a storm, I can’t help but think of the elk, deer, and especially the turkeys. Tough winter down here!
And here we are in the tropics of NW Montana with no snow. Frosty this morn but sunny and should be close to 50 this afternoon. I’ve seen nightcrawlers, bugs, and the grass is starting to green up. Tulips and daffodils are coming up.
Dave- Looks like a cabin somewhere outside Fairbanks, Alaska! El Nino-ed here in the PNW- frosty morns with a high in the low 60’s- and everything is abloomin’. Wife already has the springtime honey-do list well in hand…..sigh!!
Stay warm and don’t get too many snow-shovel blisters.
Best-Bert
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Got Snow…? Just a few inches today. Wet heavy stuff, so I got the snowblower out to get it up. Otherwise it’ll freeze overniight. And a real son of a gun tomorrow. Of course, wouldn’t you know, I just got finished and the county snow plow just came by! I swear he hides around the corner and just waits for me to finish! Oh well, another 16 to 20 tomorrow. With any luck hopefully I won’t have to shovel the roof yet anyway.
Compaired to above I guess we do not have snow.:D We have about 10 inches on the ground. Going to get to -2 tonight. Up here in the northwoods if the groundhog sees his shadow and they say that we have six more weeks of winter, we cheer and say great! only six more weeks of winter.:)
