It started snowing yesterday morning and didn’t quit until after dark. I expected it to melt right away but it stayed and is still hanging around.
The carrots, beets and cabbage are buried. I don’t expect them to be damaged. It’s not that cold, only dipping below freezing at night. If anything the snow will insulate them.
It will take more than a little snow to damage the kale.
Still it’s a pretty good snowfall for this time of year. Plenty of broken branches and trees down, as many of the deciduous trees had yet to shed their leaves, and the weight of the snow proved too much.
Mountain road.
The wet sloppy snow and lack of sun does pack a chill. So much so, I put my long johns back on. Once they are on, they are on for the season. It seems early, but there is snow on the ground.
Jim R
Snow! Here it was warm and windy with a high of 88˚F. Last night a cold front roared thru and dropped the morning temps to 44˚.
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underswansea
Hi Jim. This wet snow sure has made everything mucky. Hoping for clear skies soon. Take care.
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mountaincoward
I’m thinking of putting my thermal undies on too! And it’s not even snowing here!
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underswansea
You may as well stay warm, especially now you have some after market parts in you. 🙂
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mountaincoward
I wonder if the metal would go brittle in severe cold – you know, like a trip to the Himalaya or suchlike?
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underswansea
I don’t think so. Your good leg is going to get sore taking up the slack before anything becomes brittle.
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Anonymous
C’mon Bob…..’fess up! You’ve had those long johns on for a while! Hahahaha
Weird to see the flowers still blooming under 6” of snow. Strange weather makes for lots of dirty, mucky yardwork, eh?
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underswansea
Hey Deb, it sure is mucky. We could use some sunshine. As for the long johns, I ain’t taking them off again. I’ll just slip a new pair on over the disintegrating old ones.
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Laurent
then I take it the forest fires have been stopped and are out. Lovely photos.
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underswansea
Some of them are stilling going. But they have nowhere to go. All the best in the upcoming election.
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Julie@frogpondfarm
Heck snow already! I agree, I think it would take more than the snow to nail that kale. Great images Bob 🙂
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underswansea
Unfortunately the heavy wet snow knocked the top of the deer fence down and the deer ate the kale. Bastards! 🙂
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Julie@frogpondfarm
Oh no! Lol …
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