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I used to tolerate and enjoy cold weather more than the steamy sweltering heat of the summer.
ReplyDeleteI used to enjoy the snow.
I used to embrace the festive atmosphere of digging out of a deep one.
I used to be young.
Philip,
ReplyDeleteHow much snow did you get? Do you have your snow shovel ready for the upcoming snow storm? We are supposed to get between 6 and 8 inches here. Sure will be glad when spring comes.
Take Care,
Juanita
Juanita, Ocracoke got about 5 inches of snow. Like you, we are all looking forward to spring, even though some snow on the island is always reason to have some fun.
DeleteUnreal to see so much snow on Ocracoke for the second time this season. If I was there, it would require a good deal of time at Zillies in weather like this. Now here in Cleveland we have had over 60 inches of snow and many sub zero nights and mornings, far exceeding seasonal averages.
ReplyDeleteNC Mainlander can't get over all the snow Ocracoke has seen this winter! Thanks for sharing these wonderful snowy pics which say "Solitude".
ReplyDeleteFrom Lake Norman,NC - we are hunkered down. I'm enjoy the Sound of Silence with the falling of the peaceful snow.
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