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It's not rare or uncommon. I wouldn't say "normal" but everyone has a different meaning of normal. It happens a lot, not every year but maybe every 3-5 yrs? It happened last year too. (over 2")
It's not rare or uncommon. I wouldn't say "normal" but everyone has a different meaning of normal. It happens a lot, not every year but maybe every 3-5 yrs? It happened last year too. (over 2")
Just surprised to see that on the Spring thread, lol. We struggle to get that much snow over an entire winter! I thought the pics of the beech and chestnut trees looked similar to your region.
Just surprised to see that on the Spring thread, lol. We struggle to get that much snow over an entire winter! I thought the pics of the beech and chestnut trees looked similar to your region.
Struggle to get 3" an entire winter? Crazy. I got 33"(83cm) total now this season. Not enough but Good enough for me in this well above normal record warm winter here. lol
Struggle to get 3" an entire winter? Crazy. I got 33"(83cm) total now this season. Not enough but Good enough for me in this well above normal record warm winter here. lol
We probably average about 5cm/2" of snow in a typical winter. The past 2 winters combined we probably haven't even received 1cm.
Do you get lots of beech and sweet chestnut there?
Is picture 17 from my last set a type of magnolia?
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