White Christmas...
#21
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The rain has begun to fall in the Boulder-Denver area and soon turning into snow. The unfavorable thing about snow during the holidays is the overcrowding of our ski areas. Otherwise, I believe that most Coloradans (with the exception of those on our eastern plains) accept and tolerate snow because of the abundance of winter sport activities. In addition, snow helps Colorado’s economy, and we appreciate that.
I’ll take some photos of the white stuff for our coastal members who yearn for it.
Here's some of our ski areas...
I’ll take some photos of the white stuff for our coastal members who yearn for it.
Here's some of our ski areas...
#22
The rain has begun to fall in the Boulder-Denver area and soon turning into snow. The unfavorable thing about snow during the holidays is the overcrowding of our ski areas. Otherwise, I believe that most Coloradans (with the exception of those on our eastern plains) accept and tolerate snow because of the abundance of winter sport activities. In addition, snow helps Colorado’s economy, and we appreciate that.
I’ll take some photos of the white stuff for our coastal members who yearn for it.
I’ll take some photos of the white stuff for our coastal members who yearn for it.
#23
Had well over a foot when I left Vermont wed morning but think they have been getting rain so it may be thin when I get back.
#24
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Okay. This is what it’s like at my house…photos of snow, and more snow, along with my Christmas gift(s).
For me the gifts never stopped coming. Several mistakenly purchased the same gift.
Christmas evening’s snow. The weather people got it right!
The morning after Christmas. It’s still snowing.
Happy Holidays to all.
gary
For me the gifts never stopped coming. Several mistakenly purchased the same gift.
Christmas evening’s snow. The weather people got it right!
The morning after Christmas. It’s still snowing.
Happy Holidays to all.
gary
#25
The rain has begun to fall in the Boulder-Denver area and soon turning into snow. The unfavorable thing about snow during the holidays is the overcrowding of our ski areas. Otherwise, I believe that most Coloradans (with the exception of those on our eastern plains) accept and tolerate snow because of the abundance of winter sport activities. In addition, snow helps Colorado’s economy, and we appreciate that.
I’ll take some photos of the white stuff for our coastal members who yearn for it.
Here's some of our ski areas...
I’ll take some photos of the white stuff for our coastal members who yearn for it.
Here's some of our ski areas...
#26
Cool gary. You can have it. Been great so far in MI with green grass so far. I can remember a New Years Eve we had to walk for a long way home because the bus could not drive into the sub it was so deep. This year none is forecasted between now and the Eve.
#29
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Thanks for sharing, Gary. Please keep the snow in your area.
I just headed out with my camera a for a bit, (no inspiration struck me) and also did the grocery shopping. 46 degrees! I don't mind wearing just a fleece jacket on 12/26.
PS I don't like grocery shopping to begin with, but even less in the cold and snow.
I just headed out with my camera a for a bit, (no inspiration struck me) and also did the grocery shopping. 46 degrees! I don't mind wearing just a fleece jacket on 12/26.
PS I don't like grocery shopping to begin with, but even less in the cold and snow.
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