So, it’s snowing! This is a photo of my block taken at about 5PM yesterday afternoon! There was about 5 inches of snow and it was still snowing. The news said to expect another 4 inches before it stopped!
Usually, scenes like this in Albuquerque happen in March. I guess this year, it waited until April to blow in. Yesterday, I found myself braving the elements. I was on...
It’s cold, snowy, and wet today. My tree is gradually losing its leaves, and I expect it to be bare by the weekend. In previous years, the balding process starts...
My tree is still predominantly green, and even the fallen leaves retain their green hue. It’s early November, and while the past few days have been chilly and rainy, a...
Article Comments
Kate
2006-12-30 19:18
I;ve been waiting for you to post something like this. Can’t quite believe it. It RAINED here in MN where usually we should see a scene more similar to what you posted. Love it!!
This is what winter here in Trondheim is supposed to look like, but so far this winter we’ve only had four or five days of snow and around 50 degrees (fahrenheit of course). As far as I can remember (which may or may not be worth much), I can’t remember having a green christmas and new year’s eve here. I’m a summer person, so I don’t really miss the snow, but seeing this actually does make me reminisce. Happy New Year from Trondheim, Norway!
Kate
2006-12-30 19:18I;ve been waiting for you to post something like this. Can’t quite believe it. It RAINED here in MN where usually we should see a scene more similar to what you posted. Love it!!
Helen
2006-12-30 20:18Hi Kate,
Wait till you see tomorrow’s photos! We got about better than 12 inches!
Gerald
2006-12-31 01:15Just windy over here in the UK — snow makes nice pictures but otherwise is a time to batten down the hatches. Hope you are stocked up.
Ruth
2006-12-31 18:55Oh! These posts make it even harder to be without snow here in MI. Boo hoo! It’s so beautiful. I hope you appreciate it. 😉
Alexander (TDP)
2006-12-31 20:17This is what winter here in Trondheim is supposed to look like, but so far this winter we’ve only had four or five days of snow and around 50 degrees (fahrenheit of course). As far as I can remember (which may or may not be worth much), I can’t remember having a green christmas and new year’s eve here. I’m a summer person, so I don’t really miss the snow, but seeing this actually does make me reminisce. Happy New Year from Trondheim, Norway!