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Road finished and topping it with some precip. Saw new mount (killed last season )yesterday at friends place. Elk are all over our area. 4B7107C7-1367-4173-A85C-397EDF8303D6.thumb.jpeg.740185f00a42f609a96cb5ad45f52de6.jpeg
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We are at 9200 feet in Colorado. We can have snow in June. Took the boat out for the first time this year on Monday, nice day. Lake is 8700 feet in elevation.  Started snowing yesterday afte

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Still snowing, 22 degrees. Deck pic has lights reflecting in it, much needed moisture. Got some work to do.

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Ohio dairy farm boy here.

25 this morning with snow. 2 inches so far.

 

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2 minutes ago, diyer2 said:

Ohio dairy farm boy here.

25 this morning with snow. 2 inches so far.

 

29 here I think.  You ought to get more precip than down here in northern NM/TX part of CO. LOL  

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19 this morning and 1 inch of snow. Need more moisture.

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9 minutes ago, diyer2 said:

19 this morning and 1 inch of snow. Need more moisture.

Got snow on top of my well line leak. Original owner used thin sided French drain PVC for conduit to protect the water line PVC. Well that’s a new one. Lasted 23 years but wonder how long it leaked. Ugh 😑 
 

 
 

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Just now, Grumpy Bear said:

Near 70 and windy all this week. Leaves nearly gone now. 

You'll get tornados with weather that warm....

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diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

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12 degrees and 1 inch of snow this morning. Old pic, west view.

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1 hour ago, diyer2 said:

12 degrees and 1 inch of snow this morning. Old pic, west view.

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Roughly same temp here with 3-5" above 8000'. ENJOY!!!  So glad I got my water line repaired but waiting for contractor to come back to finish the work under house in crawl space. Sadly my pressure tank is damaged but working, waiting for him to install the new one too.  I can get down there but I have trouble getting out....

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Had our first snow of the year. Things were pretty interesting driving around as it accumulated on the roads. Once again everyone had to act like it was their first time in the slush. 9E7DACCA-0ECD-464F-AEF7-6125DD21D9BF.thumb.jpeg.b2463a16f1506de9c81199c771b55bea.jpeg

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I've driven 670 miles in my work truck over the past two days in the snow, it's basically never stopped with the light snow/sleet and road spray. All the fun.

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Light snow on and off the past few days. Morning temps below 10 degrees, high yesterday of 17. 

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Winter to me is no big deal mainly because I'm retired so no commuting for work, I can plan around the weather.

10 this morning with 4 inches. 

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Snow missed us but we got the cold. I have to go to VA for treatment twice a week and thats why the trail boss custom is so welcome.......having water connection and new pressure tank and T fitting again is welcome too....LOL  

 

 

 

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