Dave Parks
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these pic's I had in the camera. I had not downloaded them yet. This one was taken out the front door tuesday morning when it started really coming down.
This was taken looking out the back door up at our mountain.
Looking out the front door at our snow covered bird feeders and the little pond here by the house.
I even mamaged to get a quick picture of a red-bellied hawk (one of a pair that flew over) from the front porch. I saw 3 turkey vultures fly over today and that's a sure sign of spring as is the Say's phoebe's and wood thruses showing up. We need to dry out a little now, my food plots are saturated and water is on the surface in puddles all over them. But on the plus side, we don't have to live with earthquakes, blizzards, tornado's or hurrican's. This years snow (15") was the most snow we've had in decades and our two nites of 10 degress was the fisrt time in over 20 years to be that cold.
Now you keep working on that tan so you'll fit in with the rest of them State workers come next week, haha.
This was taken looking out the back door up at our mountain.
Looking out the front door at our snow covered bird feeders and the little pond here by the house.
I even mamaged to get a quick picture of a red-bellied hawk (one of a pair that flew over) from the front porch. I saw 3 turkey vultures fly over today and that's a sure sign of spring as is the Say's phoebe's and wood thruses showing up. We need to dry out a little now, my food plots are saturated and water is on the surface in puddles all over them. But on the plus side, we don't have to live with earthquakes, blizzards, tornado's or hurrican's. This years snow (15") was the most snow we've had in decades and our two nites of 10 degress was the fisrt time in over 20 years to be that cold.
Now you keep working on that tan so you'll fit in with the rest of them State workers come next week, haha.
That sure is a bunch of snow. I'll have to see if I can ask my uncle how much snow he got. He's up the hill out of Cave Junction (I think that's right). I think higher elevation than you. Ten degrees....brrrrr that's chilly. That's perfect weather for sitting inside next to the fire, drinking hot totties and reading or watching movies.