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Forky works at the Old Fatmers Almanac?

Watching Bryson play Sugarloaf in Maine. They keep trying to push the foliage being beautiful etc. but he’s at least a week past peak, maybe two. I’m not sure when it was shot but the drone shots make it look like stick season.

It was gorgeous. Played 9 after work for the last time this year. Hopefully can get one more round in Sunday. That’s the last the course is open.

Because if something doesn't happen on certian hills in CT, it hasn't happened at all.

Drove home from Maine through the Kanc.

80-81 is one of the great winters of my life. I was 13 living in Brookfield, VT about 30-35 miles northeast of Killington. It seemed like we had a constant stream of storms, 1 or 2 3“-6”ers every week punctuated by a 6”-10”er every other week or so. I remember our 4’ electric fences getting buried in spots. We lived near what’s called a Gulf up here, a really narrow, steep sided valley. There were snow slides that closed VT Route 14. It was a big winter.

28° for the low. Up to 46°

Well, almost everybody.

I agree about oaks. There is a hillside on I-89 here just before you get to the Waterbury exit that is almost entirely oak and it’s so dull every year compared to what surrounds it.

I thought you were in Arizona, not Tolland, CT?

SPOILER ALERT! Have you been stopped by the train robbers yet?

I've taken that train from Williams. It's pretty cool to go through the different climate zones. Higher elevation in Willams with the Ponderosa pines, down through desert and back up to the South Rim. I loved that area. After that we drove down to Sedona. It was a beautiful drive.

28/25

Several rounds of snow showers this morning. Was chilly out. Not sure if you can see the flakes on this grab from a short video I took.

Yep. Played 9 after work and it was chilly where the sun dipped behind ridges. Last 4:54 tee time of the year for sure. 36° here.