| January 12, 2010 |
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| Loving Winter! |
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| Winter weather inevitably spurs on "bragging rights" - the coldest, the snowiest, the worst, etc. So, post your weather here - extreme or exquisite - and tell us about your snow, your temperature, or just how much you are enjoying this winter..... |
| Posted by Mark Breen @9:47 AM |
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| - Bob from Bath said... |
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| Spring is sprung, mud season is here. The road agent has posted the "ban" on the secondary roads. 3/2/10
4:52 PM |
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| - Mary Cliver from Brandon said... |
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| A sign of spring -- the definite aroma of skunk around our carriage barn yesterday morning on Park Street in Brandon. 3/2/10
12:57 PM |
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| - Bob from Bath said... |
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| May I start this year's "Signs of Spring"? There was a sugar bush operator setting out his collection tank and lines on Rt 302 in Groton today. 2/28/10
4:20 PM |
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| - Tawnya Kiernan from Weybridge said... |
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| Flock of jubilant robins singing their hearts out this morning in Weybridge Vermont 2/28/10
1:25 PM |
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| - Anne Pace from East Wallingford said... |
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| I have a question. Can you tell us why the snow from the Weds. 2/24 storm has such a bright blue cast in the shadows? Is it the oxygen content? 2/26/10
1:50 PM |
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| - Susan from So. Starksboro said... |
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| 15 inches of heavy wet snow in South Starkboro as of 11 am 2/24! My 8 year old son LOVES IT! Snow forts to build, and sledding too! 2/24/10
2:23 PM |
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| - Sue Ann Forcier from Charlestown NH said... |
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I love winter, its full of suprises! When there isn't quite enough snow its easy walkin'and when there is plenty of snow lots of playing to do. February's Haiku:
Flash of wings paired with orange breast
Binoculars quick!
Disbelief and awe--Bluebirds
Yes, a pair of Bluebirds seen in North Charlestown NH on Thurs 2/4/10 'bout 7 a.m.
Whoopee 2/5/10
9:38 PM |
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| - Erik Baier from Rochester said... |
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| This morning at 6 AM it was -4 and blowing. My Standard Poodle broke the ice in a small brook to get a drink of water, got wet feet and grinned with little drops of ice forming on his beard. I instantly forgot how cold it was & remembered how much I love winter in Vermont. 1/29/10
11:51 AM |
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| - Karl from Monroe, Connecticut said... |
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| Anxiously seeking to enjoy winter, I managed to make it across the Connecticut border, headed north to Vermont, snowshoes in the car, and spent a brilliant sunny afternoon snowshoeing at Shelburne Farms and hiking the trails around Shelburne Bay. At breakfast Sunday morning, I scanned the real estate ads... 1/28/10
11:05 AM |
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| - Ellen from Littleton said... |
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| Beautiful alpine glow tonight, one of the may perks of living within view of the majestic Whites. 1/22/10
8:16 PM |
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| - Chip Natvig from West Brookfield said... |
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| A balmy -2 degrees in our little mountain hollow of West Brookfield this fine January morning. The time observed was 6:56 am. 1/22/10
10:21 AM |
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| - anonymous said... |
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| ridiculous extended thaw conditions (in January!!) will see BTV with above freezing high temp for at least 13 consecutive days - maybe longer.... Incredible. What a waste of snow. We'll pay for this at some point - hopefully not in the summer. 1/19/10
3:44 PM |
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| - Sam from Hartland said... |
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Hey Karl,
There are still the months of February and March, and we seem to get plenty of snow then, so please do not loose hope!! These are the months that I await school snow cancellations!
Keep those swowshoes in your car until May!!
Sam from Hartland 1/18/10
11:27 PM |
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| - Karl from Monroe, Connecticut said... |
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| I am not enjoying winter too much, for I am in Connecticut and I should be in Vermont. But the snowshoes are always in the car...So I'll be back! 1/18/10
6:55 PM |
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| - Sam from Hartland said... |
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| We love to feed songbirds, and this is the first winter we have had a pair of cardinals consistently at the suet feeders! Must be the homemade suet. 1/18/10
10:22 AM |
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| - anonymous from johnson said... |
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| this brief warm spell seems to have awoken a small brown bat from hibernation on the north side of the house. 1/17/10
5:41 PM |
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| - Rob from Hillsborough Upper Village N.H. said... |
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| While not an impressive winter snowfall total so far, 28.5", the ground has been covered since Dec. 5th here. 1/17/10
3:26 PM |
