This happened shockingly early in Albany:
Happily, it melted quickly and only once since then I've seen slight flurries that gave up as soon as they hit the ground.
Last week a big storm blew through the northeast right before Thanksgiving. The weatherpeople were very excited. I woke up to rain and didn't think much of it.
That is, until I started driving north to my parents' place in VT the next day - it didn't take long to start seeing white stuff on the ground. It got more substantial the further north I drove.
Friday after Turkey Day, we ignored the stores and went up to Bolton Valley for some snowshoeing. Snowshoeing, what?? Completely unexpected to me - luckily Dad mentioned that they had been shoveling the driveway (what??) so I grabbed my boots as I was walking out the door in Albany. Mom supplied the snowshoes and the cute puppy dog, and we had a fabulous outing in the sunshine, with blue sky and white trails.
Friday after Turkey Day, we ignored the stores and went up to Bolton Valley for some snowshoeing. Snowshoeing, what?? Completely unexpected to me - luckily Dad mentioned that they had been shoveling the driveway (what??) so I grabbed my boots as I was walking out the door in Albany. Mom supplied the snowshoes and the cute puppy dog, and we had a fabulous outing in the sunshine, with blue sky and white trails.
Renee demonstrated how she can fetch Mom's hat in return for a treat:
Bam, it's winter.
Amazing amount of snow all in one dumping:
Finishing up a fun day on the trails:
Bam, it's winter.
Amazing amount of snow all in one dumping:
Finishing up a fun day on the trails:
Back in Albany now - phew, it's still only brown here. John, it's still safe to come visit :)
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