Your Weather (Page 2 of 12)

Boy you really do know the area! My sister lived along Penns Creek for nearly 20 years. I spent quite a bit of my youth on Little Pine as well. There was a Boy Scout camp along Little Pine until 1972 when Hurricane Agnus completely washed it away. It was never rebuilt.

I have a canoe also. Right now it resides alongside our little pond but it used to spend a lot of time on the 3 creeks I first mentioned. Early March in the Pine Creek Gorge, aka the Pa. Grand Canyon, was an annual event.

We touched on getting together last summer but it never happened. I'll take most of the blame for that. I wasn't really feeling like a part of the chordie community yet and was still in the process of relearning my way around the fretboard. I feel better about both now so yes, I'd like that. We'll touch on it again when the temps start climbing back into the 60's.

I actually might be able to do something about that. I have a place along Shermans Creek in a community hunting camp sort of setting. It's a small creek and there aren't a lot of fish in it. It's in a mountain setting and whenever I'm there I rarely fish but always have a campfire. I'll give it some more thought. Maybe sometime in August.

I like how you lot in the USA just seem to take all that snow in your stride. Here in the UK a couple of inches and the whole country stops. We seem to be very good at for forcasting the weather, but very poor at preparing for it. At the moment it's. 8.85 pm in Nottingham, snowing slightly but a strong wind making things feel very cold. So I'm off to the pub.

We received 14" of snow over the weekend, another 22" last night, and are due for a further 12" - 15" on Thursday. Running out of yard to pile it in.

No snow, slightly overcast, and just cold. Guess I should be grateful, but I really would like to be snowed in!

Bill

Plenty of sunshine this morning. A bit brisk though with a temp of 4F and a 10mph breeze.

Five stars, Badeye!

A local ski resort owner (Martock) once told me that successive storms actually overload them with snow. I guess it's crazy trying to keep up with the grooming when it keeps coming in waves like it has. You in the Valley this week?

Sunny skies, 50's. No mention of snow. Here in West Georgia, USA, we've managed to duck the 8" snowfalls for the last 4 years.

Bill

We need all the snow and rain out here,we are having a drought,we are getting some rain right now but will need alot more.

I had a great day too Zurf.  My fishing buddy Doug called last night as the temps were predicted to be in the high 40's today.  We did a short (3 1/2 mile) float on a local stream.  Air temp actually made it to 51 degrees, water temp was 34 and the smallies were lock-jawed, but it was still a great day with lots of geese, a few blue herons, and an eagle accompanying us on our float.  The "additive" in the thermos of coffee I brought helped too

Ended the day by taking Jen to a local restaurant/bar for a meal and listen to one of our local singer/songwriters perform then went to listen to some live bluegrass for another couple hours at another pub.

DE

Are you in as bad a shape as Boston and the surrounding area?

It's a whiteout here on the |North mountain. 50+ ,   snow drifts 10 feet high, probably will not see a snowplow for a while, got water, food, beer,   all good, practicing barre chords today, improving greatly...

badeye