Most of the time we can climb out of our little valley in the snow and ice if we really need to, but it's much better if you don't have to.
Saturday, December 29
Saturday Farm Photo: Whiteout
Most of the time we can climb out of our little valley in the snow and ice if we really need to, but it's much better if you don't have to.
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Wow, that's a bit of snow there, eh? Looks lovely but I grew up in Valley Forge, where Washington's army nearly froze to death in the winter of 1776, and have left snow behind. Here in the SF Bay Area we drive four hours to the Sierra for our snow !~! Yours is beautiful and I hope it stays pretty for a while for you. I will enjoy looking at it.
ReplyDeleteOuch. My heart lurched over the kale, Swiss chard and lettuce. You were so faithful keeping it covered.. Shoot. Maybe the kale and Swiss chard will recover? I was late seeding my Swiss chard so bought an insurance pack at local farm stand. I've noticed through the year that the Bright Lights I later planted from seed tolerates frosts better than 'unnamed.' Interesting. Glad you've got provisions for the critters though. Maybe time for a hearty bean stew? Stay warm in the new bungalow. Love the frozen laundry shot! :)
ReplyDeleteWe got just enough snow here to make everything sparkle. I love God's glitter! Happy New Year! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteThe big, wet snowflakes do make for beautiful winter scenes and great photo ops! I would have been inclined to just leave the laundry out there until it dried! LOL!!
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