Snowblind
Well, the weatherman was right and we are buried in it. It hasn’t let up ALL day. Snow still coming down and blowing all around. I’m used to snowfall in April, but not a blizzard. We’ve been waiting for this all winter!
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On days like this, do you find yourself checking out the temps in Georgia?
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Ha! Yes, and then I think, thank goodness I’m not there!
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I’m convinced we’re going to get more snow in Connecticut. I just don’t trust the nice weather we’ve had the past couple of days. I guess this winter has made me untrusting and paranoid…
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Totally agree Francine!
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Wow! We hit 80 today. I had to break out the shorts. It is to go back to being cold later this week, probably your snow producing system moving through. Maybe there isn’t really a Spring anymore? –Pennsylvania
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Or maybe this is what springtime has become! Hang in there and don’t put away your sweaters yet. It is dang chilly!
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Beautiful photograph. You have white there and here in Georgia it is yellow from all the pollen. Stay warm.
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Ew. I don’t miss the pollen. Thank you Sabra. Keep your tissues handy for those sneezes!
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Stunning photo..the weather is crazy this year,it is supposed to be autumn here in Australia and we still have had no rain,today is quite hot and i miss the cool autumn days…keep warm 🙂
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Autumn is my favorite time of year. Spring used to be but goodness, I didn’t expect this! You keep cool! 🙂
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And you keep warm lol 🙂 i wait for the change…
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That’s a gorgeous photo 🙂
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Thank you! I snapped it quickly because it is COLD! 🙂
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It IS very beautiful. Since you’re getting reports from all over – here in the Pacific northwest it’s an on-and-off light rain day, temps in the low 50’s. Pretty typical. We’ve had a lot of sun breaks lately, and some very pleasant days…and it’s incredibly green everywhere. Cherry trees are just about done, tiny woodland bleeding hearts (Dicentra) just beginning, maple trees flowering, birds singing. And Douglas fir pollen coats the car.
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Brrrrrr…..
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