Lawn on January 30th, 2016
It rained yesterday and the snow fell last week has almost gone.
This is last week, on January 24th.
This is today, on January 30th. It’s a big difference.
These are conifers and ash in the entrance. The above is last week, on January 24th and the below is today, on January 30th. Though these pictures make us feel as if the winter has already finished, there still is a possibility of big snow in February and March. We can’t let our guard down.
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Home Lawn , Conifer and Ash snow , rain
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