trr1
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I dont believe I shoveled at allLast day of March
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All winter I never shoveled once.
Just sayin'
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Well, we know I didn’t … but that doesn’t mean that copious amounts of shovelling weren’t done by someone named Mike.
Goofyernmost
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April has been known to throw some nasty stuff around, but just not as likely. So far, we never went below 29F. Just one day that I recall. No snow, no freezing rain... my kind of winter.
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Puffins on Parade.
Howdy y'all. Now my walking challenge is over I have another mission. The Guernsey puffin parade. https://puffinparade.org.gg/ I aim to find and photography all 60 over the next few months and will display them all here for you.
Songbird76
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MinnieM123
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Sorry to hear that. I shovelled about 5 times, but most of the storms were low in inches. At least I got in some shovelling, so I don't feel like I lost out this winter. I miss winter already.
ajrwdwgirl
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April Fools snow for us today. We woke up to about 3-4 inches of heavy snow. My husband is out snow blowing right now. 
There were severe storms around here yesterday evening. Luckily for us, they went right around us. But pretty much every town around us had high winds and damage. We just happened to be in the tiny gap between the strong cells. We also missed out on the snow that fell afterwards.
Mr Ferret 75
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Is it just me or does pooh look a little creepy there ?
The backyard daffys are a bit slower, but they are later-flowering varieties.
And I’m really glad to see that my mini “tete-a-tete” variety are doing well this year after struggling the past few springs.
(yes, my garden ornaments need more than just touching up, they desperately need a full fresh coat of paint, I’ll get to it.
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And I’m really glad to see that my mini “tete-a-tete” variety are doing well this year after struggling the past few springs.
(yes, my garden ornaments need more than just touching up, they desperately need a full fresh coat of paint, I’ll get to it.
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The winters been hard on him. Pooh will shortly retire indoors for a full refurbishment.Is it just me or does pooh look a little creepy there ?
Goofyernmost
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I almost hesitate to say that most of the grass around here is green year round. In the cooler weather it doesn't grow very fast but the do still mow them about every 3 weeks. All the trees that shed their leaves here are about the same as up north, but the dogwoods bloom beautifully in the spring. They're all sprouted now and many have all their leaves back again. There are a few stragglers but that is OK. Strawberry's are even about calf high, some even have berries already. Sorry, that is cruel. It came to mind today when I was watching the women's amateur golf tournament at Augusta National and I remembered how I used to watch the Masters (next week) and look out my window at about three feet of snow and there was Augusta with flowering dogwoods, magnolia trees and tons of flowers everywhere and grass unnaturally green. Always made me jealous.
MinnieM123
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There's a place in the woods that I often walk through, and I know where the cardinals hang out. (Yup, birds are territorial as well as other animals in the wild.)
Anyway, it's nearly impossible to get a photo, because they usually only perch on a branch or the ground, for a second, and then they're off again! (I think they fear humans in their space.)
NYwdwfan
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Yes - they smell fantastic.
You inspired me to check out our forecast through the next week. There are some storms this week, but once we get past that it's in the 60s the rest of the week. Then we will jump into the 70s and near 80 next week... with sun!
