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Disorganized assortment of stuff from the first week of January. Mostly from the Montreal/Lake Placid trip, few from home as well (try to distinguish).
Probably the last ones for this season unless it gets cold again. Weather has been warm **** for the past month or so (though still much better than Austin or summertime).
Before shoveling 15":
After:
Snowshoeing in the middle of a frozen lake in -36C "wind chills":
Ice skating in -24C. Ice was too firm.
And here's a tree from out first snow on Dec 9th. Temp was +1C.
Snowshoeing in the middle of a frozen lake in -36C "wind chills":
That's my favorite of the bunch. Awesome shot. Wow at the temp. You must of been prepared with the gloves, shoes and clothing then. Thanks for posting.
Just Ugly & Brown middle of February. Lots of clouds and rain lately.
A warm front lifting to the north this afternoon, stalls over Massachusetts, then pushes back south as a cold front late tonight into Friday morning with more rain
Snowstorm dropped 7" in 7 hrs yesterday evening and this morning was so beautiful with the sun shining on the snowpacked trees. Within 6hrs it was all gone from the trees.
Very foggy Thursday night. was almost half an hour after sunset, my phone camera managed but with an odd look. The ones that weren't horrible
why's there a police car? This street has a 20 mph speed limit, btw. Often drive just under, sometimes a bit faster. Ice and slush all gone!
pushing the low light limit of my phone
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