At this altitude, that’s snow. Not enough to stick, but still!
Days like this make me re-evaluate my wood heat strategy. Whatever warm stretch blesses us in late winter or early spring gives me the notion we can make it until summer, but I always need to buy more wood—precisely when almost no one has any to sell! (These old adobes, man, I tell you…) Anyway, that’s what it looked like this morning after a low of nineteen degrees.
[Edited post & removed orphaned comments. Very good ones, BTW! – JHF]
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