Indiana winter

[Ronzou]

Originally Posted by plaidmom

domergurl-nice photo! I'm a sucker for snow pics

Thanks to all for the kind comments.

I love my neighborhood!
It's a neat mix of Colonial/Arts and Craft/ Bungalow/and Tudor Revival styles.
Those arches on my porch are a hallmark of the Tudor style.

We have small yards, but there are two large city parks a few blocks away, so...yay for little mowing in the summer!

Columbus lacks some of big-city ammenities(restaurants???), but I must say it's a nice small town if one is looking for a slower pace of life or a place to raise a family.

Those arches are your porch.

That's just wow.

I like that type of architecture. It's just lol it's unexplainable. Places like that just make me stare for hours.

[plaidmom]

Just wanted to report that this most recent snow is perfect for cross-country skiing!!!

Spent 2.5 outside in the white stuff yesterday.

If you want to give it a go, but don't own skis, Eagle Creek Park has rentals available. May be on the weekends only, so call ahead.

[EU!]

[jer17]

As long as Indiana doesn't get cold and snowy like New Hamsphire I'll be all set The lows here had been like 10-20 below lately (without windchill) It was like a blizzard today with the wind. Felt like 40 below. And the snow, not too bad this winter for NH, but still can't stand it. Can't wait to leave New England!

[Southside Shrek]

jer17
we've had -10 to -20 degree wind chill temps here in Indiana and about 5+ inches of snow. More snow is expected next week and winter is far from over here. However, it hasn't been anything as bad as the 6 feet of snow in upstate New York.

don't expect southwest Florida temps in Indiana during the cold winter months.

[jer17]

Originally Posted by Southside Shrek

jer17
we've had -10 to -20 degree wind chill temps here in Indiana and about 5+ inches of snow. More snow is expected next week and winter is far from over here. However, it hasn't been anything as bad as the 6 feet of snow in upstate New York.

don't expect southwest Florida temps in Indiana during the cold winter months.

I Don't expect Florida temps. I do expect Southern Indiana winters to be a bit milder than northern New Hampshire. Yes, New York is getting hit hard. For some reason, we didn't even get a flake from that storm. Usually, I'd wake up to find my car covered in 2ft of snow. The winter seasons up here seem to last for ever. It's like 7-8 months of winter here. Spring and Fall are usually sucked up into the winter season. A then, we have a couple of months of summer, which is mostly humid, but there are some nice summer days. Then winters back, it just left and it's back!

[domergurl]

Here are a couple shots I took today (2/14):

[Ronzou]

Originally Posted by domergurl

Here are a couple shots I took today (2/14):

ALRIGHT!!

Even I think I could FINALLY dunk a basketball if they snow didn't cave in under me here!

[Fireballp1]

I hop i will like this new change for me i been here in Indy all my life and moving to Florida bad move? thats for me to find out


PS GO COLTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!