GailG

So how is the Cajun in you faring the cold? We were freezing over here for 10 days and we didn't have all that beautiful snow.

Oops! Should've read all the way through before I asked my question.

vicki reno

We are still alive. We were in Raleigh for 6 days and didn't miss the single digit lows at all. Raleigh was actually balmy 40's and 50's compared to up here. We got to experience 2 more weeks of frigid temps and at least 2 more snow events of 2 inches plus. My birdbath had fallen over with the weight of the snow and the ground is still too frozen to stand it upright and level it. The snow is gradually melting but there is still ice in the creek and the river. Rain is suppose to move in tonight so it will be interesting to see how much more melting takes place.

mrspete

My Maw In-Law was born there on Cane River, Burnsville, NC actually Micaville.

vicki reno

Cool! We are located in the other direction--north of town and Micaville is south of town.

pennyswings

It is summer and 95 degrees here! Boy that is a lot of snow for North Carolina, Brrrrrr!

marla

We will all show up on your doorstep to enjoy the 95 degree temp.
It will be 70 here tomorrow. Thank you Lord!

pennyswings

Come on down!! It is 8:45pm and still light out, it is still about 95 degrees and dry. It is even too hot to quilt

Feathers

Can't help myself, have to post some winter pictures of our valley from our deck. Can't remember if these are this years pictures or last yeards but suffice to say, a blanket of snow on everything is pretty no matter what year the picture is taken. Then there are close to the same pictures taken in spring with all the cherry trees in bloom and in fall when things are getting dry and yellow and orange. All these pictures were taken from our back deck. Our view are spectacular. Mt. Hood isn't seen here but it looms majestically off to the left of each of these pictures.

GailG

Hey Penny,
Dry? Did you say dry? We've had nothing but rain here. First it was freeze, freeze, freeze; now it's wet, wet, wet, again. That's one thing about South Louisiana -- if you wait a few hours, the weather is sure to change. And after the rain it will be warm, warm, warm.

vjengels

nice photos.... I was born & raised in Michigan, live in Colorado now, that is alot of snow, even by Denver standards!