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We had 21 inches of snow in 1973, and I suffered some hardship, along with the rest of my family,
so I always say I hope I never see another flake. A couple of inches like we got early yesterday is OK,
long as it goes away quickly. Here is the fron yard and the farmhouse, also 125+ years old.
so I always say I hope I never see another flake. A couple of inches like we got early yesterday is OK,
long as it goes away quickly. Here is the fron yard and the farmhouse, also 125+ years old.
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I'm in the Blue Ridge mountains of Southwest Virginia. We got 2" yesterday. What was a bit funny was that Danville VA, in the Piedmont, got around 9".
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You're gonna get in trouble using Santa's pictures.
I like pictures of old barns and buildings. Do the boards on the side of the building over lap or am I not seeing it correctly? Larry
Arik
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I still see grass in the background!!
We've had maybe 6 -8 inches this year in 2 or 3 snow falls. Winter isn't over yet but it's been pretty mild with the snow.
Here's one from 2 years ago. I took this picture around 1am. It had been snowing heavily all day, in 24hr we got close to 30 inches. I didn't want to shovel all of the next day so I'd go out every few hours and shovel what fell. Even doing that it took me another 4hrs the next day.
In the 1st picture that snow is waist high. 2nd picture is the before I made the walkway in picture 1
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We've had maybe 6 -8 inches this year in 2 or 3 snow falls. Winter isn't over yet but it's been pretty mild with the snow.
Here's one from 2 years ago. I took this picture around 1am. It had been snowing heavily all day, in 24hr we got close to 30 inches. I didn't want to shovel all of the next day so I'd go out every few hours and shovel what fell. Even doing that it took me another 4hrs the next day.
In the 1st picture that snow is waist high. 2nd picture is the before I made the walkway in picture 1
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Jack Flash
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I thought that was a picture of Santa enjoying some down time in the offseason outside one of the elves workshops...
After 60 years of new england winters..I hate pictures of shnow or ice
locolobo56
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Snow again!
No photos but it has snowed here on the Texas coast twice this winter! Once earlier, in December when we got a couple inches, and again this past Tuesday where it melted immediately on hitting the ground, except for the stuff that stuck to the tarps that were covering the orange trees. It hung around til the next day,
No photos but it has snowed here on the Texas coast twice this winter! Once earlier, in December when we got a couple inches, and again this past Tuesday where it melted immediately on hitting the ground, except for the stuff that stuck to the tarps that were covering the orange trees. It hung around til the next day,
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We don't get it often, so when we do, we go overboard with pictures. I'm somewhat of
a curmudgeon, but my wife forces me out for the picture-taking.
This is one of me by one of the 125+ year-old barns on the place.
That's a nice photo...so is the one of your home! I envy you, living on some land and in a house that has some age and some history to it. If I lived there, I'd never leave.
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We got about 9" here in DurhamFriends about 10 miles West of me got 12".
Beautiful pictures, bear; thanks so much for posting them -especially the third from the left.
Regards,
Andy
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I don't know how much snow we ended up getting here in the part of North Carolina where I live. Don't much care...it was a good little bit, I think.
All I know is that it's going away much too fast to suit me. I've been a wintertime person for as long as I can remember, and if I could, I'd live somewhere where life and lifestyle are centered around real winters instead of this part-time winter we have here.
I made some photos out in the woods and fields where the dogs and I go walking most every day. Here are a couple of them. I think if you click on the photos, you can see a larger version.
All I know is that it's going away much too fast to suit me. I've been a wintertime person for as long as I can remember, and if I could, I'd live somewhere where life and lifestyle are centered around real winters instead of this part-time winter we have here.
I made some photos out in the woods and fields where the dogs and I go walking most every day. Here are a couple of them. I think if you click on the photos, you can see a larger version.
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I built this tiny snowman with my 5 year old granddaughter. We had a small snowfall on Wednesday. Perfect for playing outside.. Great for packing snowballs and enjoying. Snow cones too! Have fun out there
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great pics, guys.
i sure wish we could get a big snow, here.
there has been no rain/snow here for nearly 3 months.
place is drying up n blowing away.
i sure wish we could get a big snow, here.
there has been no rain/snow here for nearly 3 months.
place is drying up n blowing away.
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One More Snow Photo...
My old house...early Wednesday morning as the snow began to accumulate.
The holly tree on the left was planted by my dad in 1967...it was only about three feet tall then.
You can see the photo larger by clicking on it.
My old house...early Wednesday morning as the snow began to accumulate.
The holly tree on the left was planted by my dad in 1967...it was only about three feet tall then.
You can see the photo larger by clicking on it.
BigBill
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You know something think about this we never did see snow in Mayberry or petticoat junction?
Redlevel you have a awesome looking place there looks like heaven. Thanks for posting pics.
It’s been so cold here we’re having ice jams on the rivers. There sending one coast guard ice breaker up one river.
Wish I was living in the high plains.
Redlevel you have a awesome looking place there looks like heaven. Thanks for posting pics.
It’s been so cold here we’re having ice jams on the rivers. There sending one coast guard ice breaker up one river.
Wish I was living in the high plains.
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My old house...early Wednesday morning as the snow began to accumulate.
The holly tree on the left was planted by my dad in 1967...it was only about three feet tall then.
You can see the photo larger by clicking on it.
Jim—where are the Rottweilers? In by the fire? Or under the covers in bed?
