Category Archives: frost and snow
UPDATE: Today is “collect more wood before the snow piles up” day…
Hopefully no injuries with the chain saw… or the log splitter… or with the fixed up hernia… or… UPDATE: Some results (with no injury): It’s supposed to snow later on today, but, so far, this is all that is evident … Continue reading
Filed under frost and snow, Weather
Hoar frosted hands — Very cool! (so to speak)
I couldn’t resist picking some hoar frost… …that was growing along a rift of Holy Soul’s Mountain… It’s enough to make your hands cold!
Filed under frost and snow
phrosty phlox, phrosty sage and plenty of hoar phrost
Phrosty phlox (all that “ph” spelling reminds me of the blog of Philothea on Phire, the blog of another kind of hermitess!) – And some phrosty frosty sage: And the usual hoar phrost frost: Phrost frost and snow, bless the … Continue reading
Filed under frost and snow
Hoar frost abounds on Holy Souls Moutain: frost and snow, praise the Lord
Being from Minnesota, I’ve never seen hoar frost before. Conditions are perfect for it in this mountainous rain forest. After the gentle soaking rains these past days, a cold front came in and dropped the temps down to about 19.99 … Continue reading
Filed under frost and snow, Weather
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