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Old Hunter wrote: Sat Dec 28, 2019 4:53 pm Wade, congratulations on raising a smart and productive son.

David, I sure do enjoy your Alaska pictures. OH
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Congrats Philip and Bruce!!!

Couple pics from the Christmas Eve Mission on Tues.
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Scott, bet those parents were sure happy for you to have a Christmas Eve mission and get a bunch of energy burned up! Looks like a very energetic crowd of boys. OH
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Scott, I'm impressed buddy and I know you're a blessing to all of those boys.

Okay everyone,
This picture is at the small airport in Soldotna, AK and is located about
10 minutes (with no ice/snow) from the lodge. In the background is
Mt Redoubt which is about 40 miles (straight line distance) west, across
the Cook Inlet to the Alaskan mainland . This photo was taken back in
October just before the first snowfall.
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This one was taken a while back also. They are only getting around
5 hours of daylight, so I don't know what time of the day this was taken.
I think we have someone in Alaska that might respond.
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This bird feeder won't be getting much use for a few months.
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This is at the entrance from the main road the morning after a good snowfall.
"Call Those Plows Back!!!" :shock:
"I hope we have plenty of milk and bread!"
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This was their drive to church Sunday morning after a night
of 3" of fresh snow on top of a layer of ice. I must be a heathen,
because I would have rolled over and caught the PODCAST later.
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dlr110 wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2019 12:36 pm This was their drive to church Sunday morning after a night
of 3" of fresh snow on top of a layer of ice. I must be a heathen,
because I would have rolled over and caught the PODCAST later.
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Beautiful picture, David, and funny comment!
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Waukonda wrote: Tue Dec 31, 2019 9:52 pm
dlr110 wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2019 12:36 pm This was their drive to church Sunday morning after a night
of 3" of fresh snow on top of a layer of ice. I must be a heathen,
because I would have rolled over and caught the PODCAST later.
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Beautiful picture, David, and funny comment!
I second that Waukonda ::tu:: .
Here's a few shots of beautiful hoar frost today. Sun even came out for awhile, lighted up the whole world wonderfully.
Willy :D
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WillyCamaro wrote: Tue Dec 31, 2019 11:53 pm
Waukonda wrote: Tue Dec 31, 2019 9:52 pm
dlr110 wrote: Mon Dec 30, 2019 12:36 pm This was their drive to church Sunday morning after a night
of 3" of fresh snow on top of a layer of ice. I must be a heathen,
because I would have rolled over and caught the PODCAST later.
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Beautiful picture, David, and funny comment!
I second that Waukonda ::tu:: .
Here's a few shots of beautiful hoar frost today. Sun even came out for awhile, lighted up the whole world wonderfully.
Willy :D
Those are beautiful!! I can't dream of waking up to that everyday.
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Great pics WillyC. ::nod::
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Those are some beautiful pics of Alaska and Canada. All that snow just amazes me. It sure is beautiful.

Here in south central Kentucky if we get 1/4” it can shut us down. 1/2” and we’re out of school for a couple of days. Slick mixed with hills, hollars, and curvy roads don’t mix!
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Colonel26 wrote: Wed Jan 01, 2020 12:00 am Those are some beautiful pics of Alaska and Canada. All that snow just amazes me. It sure is beautiful.

Here in south central Kentucky if we get 1/4” it can shut us down. 1/2” and we’re out of school for a couple of days. Slick mixed with hills, hollars, and curvy roads don’t mix!
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Colonel26 wrote: Wed Jan 01, 2020 12:00 am Slick mixed with hills, hollars, and curvy roads don’t mix!
Hollars ... is that hollars with a yodel or hollars with a creek? :mrgreen: ::poke::
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These things could become a nuisance.
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FRJ wrote: Wed Jan 01, 2020 2:27 am
Colonel26 wrote: Wed Jan 01, 2020 12:00 am Slick mixed with hills, hollars, and curvy roads don’t mix!
Hollars ... is that hollars with a yodel or hollars with a creek? :mrgreen: ::poke::
Both! Lol

Seriously, the “town” I teach in has a blind curve right in the middle of town on the 1 road through town that leads to a bridge across the River bottom on the edge of “town” across the Green River. Hills and hollars with curves don’t mix well with school busses when it’s slick. I can’t imagine what we’d do if we got that Alaska snow that’s been shown!

That’s the town and the bridge.
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bighomer wrote: Wed Jan 01, 2020 3:03 am These things could become a nuisance.
Or supper!
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That sure looks pretty there, Wade. ::tu::
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Thanks Joe. I don’t live there, but I really enjoy it and the people there.
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Great snow pictures and comments! I'd have to agree with Wade concerning the 1/4" of snow, West Florida really comes to a halt even when we have flurries. Only had a few days when we had snow to stick on the ground in my 47 years of living this far north. Usually it is the freezing temperatures that cause the most problems, we just ain't prepared for snow or freezing weather.

bighomer, how on earth do y'all raise a garden? ::hmm::

My contribution tonight is a couple of shots of some sort of fungi. ::shrug:: Tried my best to identify what it is and when I found something that looked like it, the expert writing the article said it may be known by at least 3 different names, all Latin.
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About quit trying Phil, last time I planted some sweet corn they ate up 3 plantings. Few mater and pepper plants in flower pots/ raised beds is about it. That piggly wiggly or kroger store gets alot of our business. I also have some truck farmers for fresh stuff close by. ::handshake::
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I went for a chilly walk at the pond today. Actually it was really nice. Such clean, cold, crisp air.
I really enjoyed it.
The pond is frozen over and the atmosphere looks cold. The temperature was above freezing so it wasn't too bad.
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FRJ wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2020 3:54 am I went for a chilly walk at the pond today. Actually it was really nice. Such clean, cold, crisp air.
I really enjoyed it.
The pond is frozen over and the atmosphere looks cold. The temperature was above freezing so it wasn't too bad.
Beautiful pond!
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FRJ wrote: Thu Jan 02, 2020 3:54 am I went for a chilly walk at the pond today. Actually it was really nice. Such clean, cold, crisp air.
I really enjoyed it.
The pond is frozen over and the atmosphere looks cold. The temperature was above freezing so it wasn't too bad.
Joe does that ice get thick enough that you can safely walk on it during the winter ?
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Yes it does, Phil. There was a couple skating on it just the other day.
We had a freezing rain recently so the surface is too rough for skating now.
Our temperatures will be above freezing for the next few days, except at night, so that may be a concern for skaters.
I don't go on the ice.
In January and February it will get several inches thick.
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Thanks Wade. ::tu::
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Where I came from, they would call that a lake. In my Southern Illinois eyes it's waaay to big to be a pond. Different strokes for different folks.
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