The weatherman said that we can expect the cold temperatures and snow to stay with us for the next two or three weeks, so it looks like we have a good chance of having our annual Stokoe Farm visit authenticated by snow. Yippee!
Thursday, December 2, 2010
First Snowfall
For some reason, I was the only one in our household who was not taken by surprise by today's rain-freezing rain-snow event. Even the driveway plowing company was caught unprepared! Despite the treacherous roads - which I didn't have to drive on - it was beautiful outside, and I managed to snap these pictures about an hour before sunset.
The weatherman said that we can expect the cold temperatures and snow to stay with us for the next two or three weeks, so it looks like we have a good chance of having our annual Stokoe Farm visit authenticated by snow. Yippee!
The weatherman said that we can expect the cold temperatures and snow to stay with us for the next two or three weeks, so it looks like we have a good chance of having our annual Stokoe Farm visit authenticated by snow. Yippee!
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What a beautiful area you live in! I just love snow but do not dare say it out loud since we are also having snow and everyone is complaining again. It is our second winter in a row for this. It makes me smile. :-)
This weekend it is thawing with temps of 7C but will be returning on Monday. Looks like my annual quilt group's Christmas party will be white on Wednesday.
Hugs from Holland ~
Heidi ... who still needs to answer your wonderful email!
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