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A pretty fountain in Branson today.
tod
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Snowflakes on the car window.
Our camp site before the "Blizzard" hit...
Ended up dumping about 10" the night we left...
Ended up dumping about 10" the night we left...
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Jim
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Haven’t been seeing too many birds, but every few days the bird feeder goes from full to empty. Now we know why. This was just as it was getting dark outside so the picture is not very clear
Done that.
I have seeds for that. I'm going to try thin this year.
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I hated hitting my shin on that thing. I discovered they sell a foam cover for it that protects your shins. I got one and put reflective tape on it (on the 2nd one bc on the 1st one some idiot ran into the back of it at a red light even though it didn't stick out that far). My brother-in-law tested it by purposely banging his knee on it and said "Yup, it works!". Saved my shins so many times. Was on the Expedition when the tree crushed it.If you think hitting a trailer ball with your shin hurts think about hitting this thing.
That is very cool!
We got a couple inches of snow last night.
Do you find that gate at the end of your sidewalk to be very useful?
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On further thought based on the freezing rain we are getting....
Many years ago we had an ice storm where there was a thick glaze over everything. @ThePricess braved the conditions but got stuck trying to walk up the 30 degree walk aside our house. It took me 15 minutes or more to work my way down the ice sheet to get to her. It was like trying to climb a glacier.
Footnote
The rain may be washing away our global warming. It all depends on which way the thermometer goes in the wee hours.
Ben
The pups crashed in front of the space heater... cold tonight, might let them stay inside.
Cat dealing with a cold and blustery day in the 100 acre wood.
You would think they would learn eventually.
Not much there hurt. Sump pump about 6 inches of pipe and a homemade head.
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Did you know that no two snow flakes are the same, and every drop of water on earth has been here since earth was formed? We haven't lost even one drop od water.
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Surprisingly, yes. At least the posts are useful. One of them holds a solar powered LED that has a sensor to detect when it's dark so it will turn on. The other I held on to when I was navigating the ice. It also helps me with backing the truck into the spot (when I take Mom places) because I use it as a guide to line up with the sidewalk.
@ben was somewhat right. The fence there got wiped out but it was from falling trees rather than weather. The fence that had been on the right side actually survived the tree fall, but the jerks we hired to remove the tree dropped a huge branch on the fence & destroyed it. Our insurance didn't even cover the full price of the tree removal & they didn't consider labor when they estimated cost for replacing the fence. We eventually had someone haul off the remnants of the fence somewhere & started parking closer to the house. I would really like to take out the rest of the fence to the side and get another car port or detached garage set up there.
It's still frozen outside. First time since I've lived here that the snow didn't melt within 24 hours. It's the coldest this area has been in over 100 years.
