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12/07/13, 06:58 AM
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12/07/13, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by yarrow
Looks like it has finally stopped.. my son went out to a flat (non-drifted) spot and actually measured the snow.. right at 13".. he had to stop on top of the sleet/ice when he was measuring, so not sure how much of that is under the snow..before you hit actual ground.
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That is a lot of snow for you this time of year! We used to go down to the Arkansas Ozarks area for Christmas and it was like summer it seemed.
We are now getting subzero temps. Too early for all this! This is January weather. Not ready for this yet - generally like to be able to freely move about this time of year with Christmas activities, then go into hibernation mode in January. Not prepared to hibernate yet.
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12/07/13, 08:30 AM
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12/07/13, 08:41 AM
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Love the last pic of the dog bounding over the snow!
I am trying to count the blessings associated with snow and frigid temps.
Only got two so far, but they're goodies, I think: Kills bugs, and good for the soil.
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12/07/13, 05:19 PM
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Don't know about the frigid part, but snow is beautiful, you can build things out of it, it is a kind of water storage for plants (we need snow in the mountains here to keep our irrigation going in the summer), and it is just plain interesting...playing with the physics of snow is kind of fun. 
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12/07/13, 08:02 PM
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I think Alice should invite all of us down for Christmas.
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12/08/13, 07:00 AM
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Great winter pictures everyone! I will have to take some the next snow storm, I was too busy getting chores done & back in the house!
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12/08/13, 08:21 AM
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Love all the pics! Too cold to take pictures outside here....
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12/08/13, 01:10 PM
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Darn... I can only post one photo.. others won't save.  But, anyway, here is our heaping ton of snow and ice we got this morning.
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12/08/13, 07:30 PM
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12/08/13, 08:25 PM
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Doug, those are some of the cutest baby pictures I have EVER seen! Oh my! Those are better than any professional baby photos I've seen! 
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12/09/13, 07:03 AM
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Doug, those are some of the cutest baby pictures I have EVER seen! Oh my! Those are better than any professional baby photos I've seen! |
All the pictures I post are made with my Iphone5.
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12/09/13, 10:39 AM
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A teeny bit goat crazy
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Our first snowday of the school year! Hello from Indiana! The girlies weren't really thrilled with the snow.
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The only snow days we've ever had here in Star Valley, WY have been because it was too cold for the busses to start or they couldn't get the heat working in the school. So 2 times in the last 10 years. It was -26 by my Jeep's thermometer this morning and the buses are still going. Sooooo glad I'm homeschooling and didn't have to be out there longer than it took to feed everybody. My poor little bantam roo slept under the coop last night and froze solid where he stood
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