The aftermath of one of the coldest winters I have ever experienced (temperatures dipping down to -40). These huge chunks of ice litter the side of the river, even though it's warm enough to wear a tshirt!
http://www.pc9.org/photos/2004/full/SpringThaw/Big_ice.jpg The aftermath of one of the coldest winters I have ever experienced (temperatures dipping down to -40). These huge chunks of ice litter the side of the river, even though it's warm enough to wear a tshirt!
....and I thought I had it bad this winter, which never seemed to end, but which now seems so far gone already... -- Rick Onanian
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http://www.pc9.org/photos/2004/full/SpringThaw/Big_ice.jpg The aftermath of one of the coldest winters I have ever experienced (temperatures dipping down to -40). These huge chunks of ice litter the side of the river, even though it's warm enough to wear a tshirt!
...and I thought I had it bad this winter, which never seemed to end, but which now seems so far gone already... -- Rick Onanian
We had frigid,arctic winter which didn't drag on that long. It got nice and mild late in march but we had a cold, awful april. I missed most of it recovering from illness. I missed the knicker season and went right into shorts! FInally in may we got the nice weather. Hopefully this weekend will be good since it's a long weekend and of course, everyone is hoping to get out there! Unfortunately, so far, saturday looks sort of ecchy.