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Nah, not SWFE. We usually do fine in those. Cutters is when we get wiped (SE winds). But while they do significantly cut down or destroy our snowpack, they’re usually followed by a few inches of snow anyways on the backside, so we actually do spend a significant amount of time with snow on trees. It’s one thing I really love about this area even though retention and overall depth is not great. From a visual perspective, it’s hard to beat (unless you’re at 2000 ft on Mansfield of course).

She think she is. But she’s a sweetie.

I have my dog trained to maul anyone who touches them

A week straight of caked trees. My kind of November. My son today told me “our house is really like a winter wonderland.” I think there’s a weenie in the making…

It’s been several days of caked trees. Gorgeous landscape.

Haha I've stopped keeping track. It's too much work lol

Forecast said snow ending by 10 and it got much heavier right around then lol

An inch or two with steady snow and 27F. One weird thing though is that the ground below the snow is completely unfrozen. You can dig under the snow and find mud (and my stake turned into the leaning tower of Pisa with the weight of the freezing rain last night). Need some serious cold to get through the snow cover and make the ground freeze

Great shot! Was much crummier here today.

Get a place, rent it out when not using it and it can pretty much pay for itself. are you thinking condo or home? Happy to advise!

Welcome to the Woods!

And got some nice icicles overnight lol

Snowing nicely again

Went up to 32.2 but started snowing. Cold air coming in aloft?