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Happy new year!

It's been a while since I posted. It's due to my old user id was blocked and it wasn't possible to unlock it. Don't know why so I had to create a new.

Seems that we are in for a good old winter. Usually not this much snow at this time of year. Usually we get the most in February. Just spent an hour with the snowblower to clear the yard. Still 10 inches to come within tomorrow afternoon. Then it changes to -10 fahrenheit for some days.

Hade to check on the boat too. It's about 40 miles each way. Highway was continously cleared but still 2-3inches of snow on the road, but it was OK. Lot of snow to remove from the boat cover.

Joe

Hey "Chuck wagon Joe" OR Norway joe2 - - - either way it's so good to see you posting here again.
Hope you and yours are doing well. Wishing Y'all a Happy New Year and a Blessed 2024.
Sorry Dan and I couldn't get the old ID straightened out but at least you're hear now and posting Great Pics too

Looks pretty! We've had nothing but rain and drear.

Happy new year Joe.
Keep that snow and cold though!

Beautiful photos Joe. Glad you are back

Beautiful pictures Joe..
glad to see you back on here
Happy New Year to you and your family.

Thanks. .

We love the snow and winter. Forecast now says we may dip below -22 fahrenheit on Friday and Saturday. That's a bit colder than we're used to here. Not a big deal, though.

Dang, Joe. I had to start wearing socks and long pants a couple of weeks ago!

tex

Tex Toby: you don't know how much I look forward to when I can drop the winter boots, down jackets, etc.

Great pics Joe.

Norway joe2 wrote:Tex Toby: you don't know how much I look forward to when I can drop the winter boots, down jackets, etc.

I would love to experience it....for a couple of days. No way could I ever last an entire winter.

If you don't acclimate yourself to long hard winters, you will suffer needlessly and get to where you hate them - -- - when we moved to the ROcky Mtns in Colorado just below 10,000 feet elev. that's one of the first things my employer told me and he was right. I witnessed some "flatlanders" that stayed inside whenever possible and they hated the winters and didn't last long up there.

The winter is actually OK. The cold temperatures are normally nit an issue but all the clothes are a hassle. I like that we have 4 seasons but wish the winter was shorter and the summer longer.

Since we live close to the ocean the air is humid which make it feel much, much colder than when the aur is dry. About the same as it feels warmer in the summer with humid air.

I'm glad I'm not at the cabin today. -39.2 fahrenheit at the moment.

Yes Indeed, Mr. Joe - - - that humidity can really change the temperatures on a potential Nice Day for us that live off of the Gulf Coast - - - it can be a bright sunny day here in Texas and still have 100% humidity