Pictures from today showing what was left from night before last. It was 42 this morning but is still 80 at 6pm. Don't get much better and 18% humidity.
A couple things. If you live someplace where you can see when it snows on nearby mountains - eventually it will get cold and probably do the same thing where you live.
Only one shot of the
Sangre's to the north and the rest the Spanish Peaks and the
Culebra's to the west and south from them. The Culebra's are part of the Sangre de Christo range according to Wikipedia but you can bet the locals do not call the Sangre's.
What this is really about is that when the Folks would come visit around this time of year and if the dreaded four letter word that started with an "s" was mentioned or happened like the pictures show you would not believe how fast the Old Man could get outta Dodge and that's a fact.
It snowed on our mountains here in Reno on Saturday. Just a dusting, but snow just the same. I'm loving it! That means snowshoeing season is just around the corner!!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy that makes you happy Debbie. Me - I'm on a 10 month run of shorts and tshirts only. It's coming to an end real soon unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteI HATE SNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
ReplyDeleteOh, I think you get the picture!
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Yup I got it all. Really nice out again today though.
DeleteI was raised in Michigan where snow is deep and cold.
ReplyDeleteChildhood memories keep one enjoying snow. About your header -- it is fantastic. I'm sure many stories can be told about that vernacular commercial section. -- barbara