Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

[kwhites634]

Oh yea, don't get me wrong, I'm just as bad...I won't get out in unless it's life or death!

Heck...I remember when I was a kid, before there were snow days, I had to walk....
....what were we talking about again?

 

[Ravynscroft]

....what were we talking about again?

Goats...

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Goats...

 

[kwhites634]

Goats...

Oh, yeah; I remember now.
It was so cold here one Winter that the milking does were giving ice cream

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

Oh, yeah; I remember now.
It was so cold here one Winter that the milking does were giving ice cream

Milk shakes!

 

[kwhites634]

Milk shakes!

Yeah, when it warmed up a little

 

[bobbi-j]

Thank you!
Sounds like y'all had a wonderful time! I'd love to be able to do something like that... Maybe someday!

I hope you get the chance!

Sounds terrifying. Let me guess, they call snow days for that?

Not only do they call snow days, everything is shut down, and there's not a loaf of bread left on the grocery store shelves! (Or so I've heard...)

Here, they might call a snow day for that, it depends if it's icy too or how quick they get ploughs out.

Edit: For 4ft, they probably would. Not for 2.

Here, too. Maybe for 2ft - a lot depends on the wind. When we have high winds and snow, you can't see a thing.

Ice is a whole nother story. Even up here, we freak out if there's a big ice storm. They're not very common, it's usually too cold.

Ice is also a problem here. Especially when it's just cold enough to freeze onto power lines and tree branches. Get a couple of inches of ice on the lines and the wind whopping them around, and it can mean a week or more before everyone gets power back on.

Oh, yeah; I remember now.
It was so cold here one Winter that the milking does were giving ice cream

 

[pertnear09]

Goats...

Old goats? notice I'm smiling

 

[Fields Mountain Farm]

I hope you get the chance!


Not only do they call snow days, everything is shut down, and there's not a loaf of bread left on the grocery store shelves! (Or so I've heard...)

Here, too. Maybe for 2ft - a lot depends on the wind. When we have high winds and snow, you can't see a thing.


Ice is also a problem here. Especially when it's just cold enough to freeze onto power lines and tree branches. Get a couple of inches of ice on the lines and the wind whopping them around, and it can mean a week or more before everyone gets power back on.

Oh yea, the mere mention of snow here and ALL the bread n milk disappears from every store around for miles!

 

[BantyChooks]

Here, too. Maybe for 2ft - a lot depends on the wind. When we have high winds and snow, you can't see a thing.

Yes, high winds are a pain when combined with snow.

I miss it! Sand between my toes, salty sea air... Sigh

Can't play hockey on the sand