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Free State Wyoming (FSW) Promotional => Making the Case for Moving Toward Freedom (and Wyoming!) => Topic started by: MichaelNotMike on September 30, 2009, 10:02:37 PM
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I propose this as an ongoing fun, winter-long thread.
I'm pretty excited. My first snow in 22 years. DJ's first snow ever.
(http://www.stinkfight.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/firstsnow-018.jpg)
(http://www.stinkfight.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/firstsnow-014-225x300.jpg)
(http://www.stinkfight.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/firstsnow-011-225x300.jpg)
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What a great idea..... I think there could be some really great pics over the year....
Regards, Danl ~W~
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The Casper weather widget on my Mac stopped working. :(
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The Casper weather widget on my Mac stopped working. :(
It froze.
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This could be fun. :) I've got to go get my boots on to slog out to the car and get my camera... be back in a few. >:D
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Just a Light "Dusting" here, hardly any to speak of.
Some last year Photos:
(http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/af248/WyoRich/snowhannah.jpg)
(http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/af248/WyoRich/snowdeer.jpg)
Rich
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Rich, that's from last year. Like January or something, right? You're gonna scare folks off if they think that's Fall in Wyoming!
Let's see one of Hannah in the snow today!
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There's still snow on the roofs here in Casper this morning, but it's not completely covering lawns. Maybe a half inch, with some green peaking through. Will likely melt tomorrow or the next day.
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Will likely melt tomorrow or the next day.
more likely within the next hour or so ;)
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We got our first snow during the night. Maybe 1". All the trees are white and my decks are covered. Beautiful. Glad I'm not going out for a few days. Might all be melted by this evening.
I turned on my heater for the 1st time this season. It's about 30F out and windy. Good day to stay inside.
Mac
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(http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs252.snc1/9924_178137650448_541570448_4067175_3590638_n.jpg)
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Not snow from this year but thought I'd share. Picture taken from the front door of the trailer we stay in when we go hunting each fall NE of Gillette. This was taken last year on the last day there.
(http://jlhodge.smugmug.com/photos/674705946_3oWCV-M.jpg)
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Hey! Where is that "Abandoned" Hay Pile!!!!
Looks about right! I need that!
Rich
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Got about 1/10 of an inch of snow in Casper today.
Should get more this weekend, will take photos if we do.
Casper Mountain is about half-covered with snow.
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(http://www.nestlandia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/moresecondsnow-016.jpg)
(http://www.nestlandia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/moresecondsnow-006-225x300.jpg)
(http://www.nestlandia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/moresecondsnow-018-225x300.jpg)
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(http://www.fototime.com/B2E3B730A5352D2/standard.jpg) (http://www.fototime.com/016782C6366DFBD/standard.jpg)
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Gobble gobble!
Just curious, am I the only person on this board who lives in Wyoming but doesn't live on 40 or more rural acres?
lol. ~W~ :D
-- Michael "city slicker" Dean
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Just curious, am I the only person on this board who lives in Wyoming but doesn't live on 40 or more rural acres?
Most of the big acreage places in Wyoming are owned by Chicago investment bankers... Us little folks try to get by with enough land to grow taters and bury a relative or two.
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Gobble gobble!
Just curious, am I the only person on this board who lives in Wyoming but doesn't live on 40 or more rural acres?
lol. ~W~ :D
-- Michael "city slicker" Dean
Yes
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Our original plan was 40 rural acres.
But Paul Bonneau pretty much talked us out of it.
I like living in the "snuburbs" (suburbs within the city.)
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I do both, in the city and have the 40 for when I need it. BTW thanks Michael, we are now getting the white stuff.... pretty deep here. Also in Casper
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BTW thanks Michael, we are now getting the white stuff.... pretty deep here. Also in Casper
Thanks for what? I didn't bring it from California! ;D
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I chopped some wood today, felt like Jeremiah Johnson!
Also walked a mile round trip in the snow to a dentist appointment.
First time I've worked or walked in snow in 23 years. Was pretty nifty.
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I chopped some wood today, felt like Jeremiah Johnson!
Also walked a mile round trip in the snow to a dentist appointment.
First time I've worked or walked in snow in 23 years. Was pretty nifty.
Spend the day with me Michael, after a cord or so I'll get yer "mind right"
Your Back well that probably won't be so "right"...
Rich
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What?? No yellow snow?????????
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The ground was warm so tons of melting as it fell but heres what this AM had to offer:
(http://i1012.photobucket.com/albums/af248/WyoRich/snowoct09002.jpg)
Rich
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I like! :)
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Lovely!
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I noticed this thread after posting something else, and thought I'd add a couple. This is 4" of snow and 50 MPH wind. DON'T put your garage door on the leeward side of your home. ;)
(http://www.ki7xh.com/photos/carsnow.jpg)
(http://www.ki7xh.com/photos/doorsnow_small.jpg)
And when it's not snowing, it's doing something else. This is a pretty typical August storm...
(http://www.ki7xh.com/photos/lightning_small.jpg)
Best to all from Wonderful Wyoming.
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That photo of the door open and the snow completly covering the opening used to be common in the winter when I was growing up. We had to keep snow shovels and pails inside and tunnel out.... >:(
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Just yesterday had an old-timer buddy tell me the exact same thing...
Down in town (where there is hardly any snow anymore) they used to tunnel out everyday!! Also, up on the mountain where we were snowmobiling, the current 6-7' used to regularly be 20'+...
Some global-warming is a good thing for a few things...I guess :-\
MANUMIT
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City Slicker Michael, You are not alone. I lived my whole life in the country, mostly in backwoods Arkansas. Now I'm stuck here on a couple of city lots but it is on the edge of town.
Not much snow here in the banana belt but I was told yesterday that the ice on the little lake out east of town is 30" thick. What, two and a half feet? This is only my second Wyoming winter and I thought we had a pretty mild winter. I wonder if that's normal ice thickness.
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Just yesterday had an old-timer buddy tell me the exact same thing...
Down in town (where there is hardly any snow anymore) they used to tunnel out everyday!! Also, up on the mountain where we were snowmobiling, the current 6-7' used to regularly be 20'+...
Some global-warming is a good thing for a few things...I guess :-\
MANUMIT
Just something to Ponder. Warmer temperatures means more moisture in the air. More moisture means more snow. ;D
My grandfather used to complain how huimid Wyoming was. ??? It hasent seemed Humid to me in a long time. When I was a kid in the 1960'S AND 1970'S there were tornadoes in Fremont county where I lived almost every year. I remember a huge one in 62 or so. I havent heard much about tornadoes in the last 20 years or so. So I think as it gets warmer, we will get more snow and tornadoes.
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Well, don't get bent out of shape with all this warming stuff. The earth goes thru climate cycles, the last few years have been warmer, but we are now entering a cooling cycle again like in the 60's / 70's. Any of you guys remember what the environmentalists were ranting back then? We were going to eventually freeze to death.
~TG
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The Gros Ventre range today...with poor digital though :-\
(http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/9111/dscf0002u.jpg) (http://img341.imageshack.us/i/dscf0002u.jpg/)
MANUMIT
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Casper last week. Looks the same today, but the sun ain't shining.
(http://www.rightarmofwyoming.com/OurNeighborhood%20012.jpg)
(http://www.rightarmofwyoming.com/OurNeighborhood%20017.jpg)
(http://www.rightarmofwyoming.com/OurNeighborhood%20021.jpg)