Whether or not this methodology holds true I cannot say for certain, but I know colder days are ahead. My winter jacket is already hanging by the front door, directly above my Bean boots. My shovel is standing desolate in the entry way. The first snowfall has already made its way to the mountains and far Northern Maine.
My suggestion: Keep an armload of firewood by the stove to cut the chills of early mornings and always keep a good book on the coffee table for snowed-in afternoons.
Below are photos from a local hike this weekend and evidence of a mild winter to come.
6 comments:
Weird, I had always heard that the Brown was representing winter and the black was fall and spring. longer Brown spot more winter. I guess you learn something new every day, and that explains why I never thought this worked haha
You have my vote for a mild winter but here in northern Michigan it's doubtful. Well, at least I already have my firewood stacked.
Anonymous,
I'd heard a lot of rumors, too. It's neat to know.
Rhon
Firewood,
Sounds like the ideal plan. Thanks for the note.
Rhon
Ms. Backwoods Plaid holding the caterpillar is adorable
Steph,
Thank you - she's a looker.
Rhon
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