Yeah I remember the excitement for 3/21. The forecasts were so promising! Light rain fell and I was ridiculed for calling a potential blizzard based on the forecasts.
The first snowmobiles I saw were displayed on campus in Ithaca around 1967. Skidoo was displaying them.
I remember that one. I was a junior in HS and we got a rare snow day. Back then snow had to be pretty big to close schools. Thing is it I had an exam and was unprepared so the snow day was a gift.
The idea of napes on 1/12…a day with the same sun angle as 12/1. Few talk of napes then and in fact lament that snow would stay on the ground. Sales tactics
Yeah night walking requires some lighting. Can’t do it in the woods. You’d have to repeat the path multiple times which gets boring. Whenever I’m in a small town or rural environment walking/hiking has to be a daytime activity.
Yeah I was proud of myself. Lots of hills and then as soon as I returned home I shoveled. Being on the corner of a cul de sac there’s a lot of sidewalk but it was easy to do. Still added another hour though between the back patio paths to the trash and grill and side walkway over to the driveway followed by the long sidewalk and then path to the front door. Easy without the 8 miles first but now I’m kind of wiped…lol. Not bad for and old man though!
A lovely quiet snowy day. I plan for a long walk after my core exercises and shower. These days you have to savor snow-makes me feel like a southerner with this year’s frequency.
Yeah in California it doesn’t matter-just because it was 70 and sunny in my yard didn’t deter me from driving a few hours to deeper snow than you’d ever see in the east. But for New England, lack of snow in one’s yard is a deterrent.