
We have snow!
We have snow!
Yesterday we had snow showeres but although it was nasty driving, it did not lay. Thismorning everywhere is covered with a light sprinkling which has frozen. Must be at least 13mm deep! Norfolk will have ground to a standstill!! 

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Congratulations. You're half way to having a White Christmas.
Parts of New South Wales in Australia had heavy snow today also(according to the TV anyway) They reckon it was a heavier fall than winter. Whats the weather coming too.
Kiwi Kev
Congratulations. You're half way to having a White Christmas.
Parts of New South Wales in Australia had heavy snow today also(according to the TV anyway) They reckon it was a heavier fall than winter. Whats the weather coming too.
Kiwi Kev
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66 Ford 5000 6X (semi retirement)
International 784 4WD
& looking at another tractor!
66 Ford 5000 6X (semi retirement)
International 784 4WD
& looking at another tractor!
Is this Christmassy enough Kev?

Cottoneaster Tree.

Ornimental Hawthorne.

But even in the depth of winter some flowers remind us that spring will return eventually. Winter Jasmin.

And the Witch Hazel (Hamamelis) has fat buds too! This is beautifully scented in the late winter.

Cottoneaster Tree.

Ornimental Hawthorne.

But even in the depth of winter some flowers remind us that spring will return eventually. Winter Jasmin.

And the Witch Hazel (Hamamelis) has fat buds too! This is beautifully scented in the late winter.
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Hey Oscar,
You'd better believe it. Kev was spot on. 36 deg C last week, Zero overnight last two nights. Haven't had need for a fire for about 6 weeks; we are only a week away from our summer; yet we had snow showers here! Over two days we had lots of small hail, (we call either sago or smail) and 70 mm of rain over 4 days. Canberra, just to the south of me had 50mm of snow on the ranges about the city and there was 200mm (8") of snow on the ski fields!
It is very unusual, but it is known that this district once had snow on Christmas Day back in the '70's.
Meanwhile, where I'm supposed to be moving to in Ontario, my wife is being reminded what it is like to live and work with the snow. They have had 3 feet of snow in the past week. Their local Ski Resorts have opened early. The first time since 1972. She has 50 km to drive to work in the snow.
Thanks for the pictures Brian.
Regards,
Rick
You'd better believe it. Kev was spot on. 36 deg C last week, Zero overnight last two nights. Haven't had need for a fire for about 6 weeks; we are only a week away from our summer; yet we had snow showers here! Over two days we had lots of small hail, (we call either sago or smail) and 70 mm of rain over 4 days. Canberra, just to the south of me had 50mm of snow on the ranges about the city and there was 200mm (8") of snow on the ski fields!
It is very unusual, but it is known that this district once had snow on Christmas Day back in the '70's.
Meanwhile, where I'm supposed to be moving to in Ontario, my wife is being reminded what it is like to live and work with the snow. They have had 3 feet of snow in the past week. Their local Ski Resorts have opened early. The first time since 1972. She has 50 km to drive to work in the snow.
Thanks for the pictures Brian.
Regards,
Rick
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Regards,
Rick
Regards,
Rick
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