First real snow!
Dec. 2nd, 2020 03:07 pmI started this post at 11am, and I'm now finishing it at 3pm! My photo gallery has had a problem for a couple of years, and it finally forced me to fix it in order to get this photo posted and linked, so I guess that was a good thing. There was also a problem with my ISP that I had to resolve, which I did, and it pointed out another problem, SO MUCH FUN!
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Technically it isn't: we got some snow it was either early this month or late October, but it was very limited and the only reason it persisted was because of the cold. And it had a very peculiar fall pattern: it was like it fell better at lower altitudes than at the top of the mountain here!
ANYWAY, this one is legit. Thorough, wide-area, cover. While it's no more than a couple of inches right now, the only brown ground that's to be seen is directly under the carport, so pretty much zero wind.
But I'm not going to bother a photo of it. Instead, this is a photo taken in 2015 in Bad Shandau (?, IIRC), a spa town (that's what Bad means) along the Elbe in Saxony, Germany, a bit north of Prague. Very nice town, at the base of some lovely mountains. I saw all these coffee cups sitting on the fence posts, and I have no idea what's up! Did they just collect and accumulate them over the years, are they or did they run a coffee shop?
I do not know.

Technically it isn't: we got some snow it was either early this month or late October, but it was very limited and the only reason it persisted was because of the cold. And it had a very peculiar fall pattern: it was like it fell better at lower altitudes than at the top of the mountain here!
ANYWAY, this one is legit. Thorough, wide-area, cover. While it's no more than a couple of inches right now, the only brown ground that's to be seen is directly under the carport, so pretty much zero wind.
But I'm not going to bother a photo of it. Instead, this is a photo taken in 2015 in Bad Shandau (?, IIRC), a spa town (that's what Bad means) along the Elbe in Saxony, Germany, a bit north of Prague. Very nice town, at the base of some lovely mountains. I saw all these coffee cups sitting on the fence posts, and I have no idea what's up! Did they just collect and accumulate them over the years, are they or did they run a coffee shop?
I do not know.
