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| North Carolina' in snow Sean, my son lives in North Carolina with his family and they got snow this year. They very rarely get snow and have little equipment to deal with it. Even the birds look a bi lost in the snow ~ ya think? |
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If you are not equipped for snow, it is not a good thing. We need more snow, have the equipment, but are not getting it.
ReplyDeleteWOW Sean got a lot of snow....I made sure to fill up our bird feeders before the epic 2.5" we had. BOL BOL
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and Ziggy
Cecilia
Love the birds coming to the feeders. Here in NW Arkansas, in town, it doesn't take long for the starlings to overwhelm the feeders and leave nothing for the other birds. When we lived in a little more rural environment , we had a full compliment of beautiful birds to enjoy. In town, it's mostly sparrows, finches, and a few cardinals.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, but if you don't have the equipment to deal with it it's kind of frightening.
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Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. Love and hugs to you and Ziggy. ♥
That would be like us, we hardly ever get snow here too. I like it when it does happen though.
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous photo. We always get snow this time of year and so far not much. Beautiful warm day in the mid 60's today and up to 70 this week.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is very pretty but I can do without snow. LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. XO
ReplyDeleteYes, same way when we get snow in South Carolina.
ReplyDeleteThe snow certainly threw us for a loop down here.
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