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Old 09-01-2009, 05:56 PM
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Default nothing like a retirement home in the snow belt-pics

leave it to my wife and i to pick a spot for our retirement home on the top of a ski mountain 1500 ft up ha ha ha.. our development in the poconos has the TANGLWOOD SKI PARK as part of it .

55" of snow on average. i must have had 12" of partly cloudy plowed from our driveway. anyway its so beautiful even if it it is cold and snowy. from april to november there is no better place for us but once the winter comes

i think we will be getting the heck out of dodge for the winter and just rent somplace different in warmer areas every year,.

this is the pond near our house in the poconos. this pond provides water to the ski area near our house so the snow making equipment can crank out snow. there are pumps in those shacks
















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No thanks.
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Absolutely wonderful photos as usual. Am a fan of the change of seasons and am enjoying this cool early fall 'reprieve' but those pictures look very cold, LOL.
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Great pictures, but they convinced me why I don't want to live where it snows a lot anymore.
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Me toooooooooo lol
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I like it for YOU...but it's absolutely not a place for me.
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Your pictures are wonderful.
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55 inches of average snow fall;
four months of winter [16 weeks];
gives a weekly average snow fall of 3.4 inches of snow each week.

That is characteristic of the snow-belt area.

Very nice photos
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Great pictures, but they convinced me why I don't want to live where it snows a lot anymore.
My feelings exactly. Nice pictures, but seeing that snow just gives me the creeps, knowing that we're heading into that season again.
When I retire I'll be looking at warmer places.
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ooooh but that weather from april to early november is just fabulious up there.. so cool and delightful all summer
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