gonegalt

Picked up about 3" powder last night/this morning on top of 2" base, Blowing around now and getting cold. River opened up last week but is slowing up with floating slush cakes, will likely close up solid again tonight.

Just finished the plowing before big winds and cold tonight. 33f and about 6" Ponds and streams will freeze real nice. Not yet on the river- best to wait a few weeks after ice-over.

Windy from the SE. Mod to Hvy, a couple inches of windblown on top of 4" frozen base. River freezing up fast last few days. Snowfall makes the fastest buildup of river ice so let er snow.

39 this morning. Where's the river?

25 this morning with fresh graupel littering decks and lawn. Cold and windy today. Snow Wednesday. First dandelions yesterday. No buds anywhere but my basement.

So what. Yer still a dink here.

I wouldn't miss your posts, wiseass.

Not wreck or reek. Wreak. Wreak havoc.

Don't forget NENNE.

Switch to snow began after midnight. Maybe ride around the field roads later if we hit 2". More this weekend.

River hasn't broken yet. Solid from bank to bank but I wont be going on it even with the big snow week coming up. Trails are completely gone but the ground is still frozen. New snow will hold awhile, the fields are gonna get fun!

That CT Valley to Quabbin hole is tough. Lived in Belchertown/Greenfield long ago and thought I'd left Woods Hole for the arctic. Great step up from Cape Cod. Having moved on to more exciting wintry areas I look back and think, "I once thought it was wintry there."!

Stop watching tv.

Naples Maine, you mean.

They're grooming it all and it's real cold but thin cover is hardening up as we've had no refreshment for a week+. Lotta broken springs from the hard chatter. Any new cover will make a world of diff for the trail riders. For me, these are the best days to go fielding. So much area- fields bigger than Hartford. Field edges and the river are butter soft. Field and stream- the best riding.