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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
I have the same . Last monday we got 30 cm on top of what was lready down
So that makes 4 ft
Some melted today but another storm on it way this week
well the news just now ,says snow for Monday and Tues and again a storm on the weekend
YUck an I already have almost 3 ft still here
So that makes 4 ft
Some melted today but another storm on it way this week
well the news just now ,says snow for Monday and Tues and again a storm on the weekend
YUck an I already have almost 3 ft still here
Cheers Butterfly
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Having both - is a blessing."--Donna Hedges
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butterfly - Posts: 3235
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
It was beautiful here on saturday close to 15c clear blue skies, sat on deck, no snow on the ground, daffodils up and full of buds, found 3 crocus's in flower, it was gorgous.
Yesterday rained most of the day, about 5c, miserable and to top it off my son was playing his last ice hockey game of his junior career and skating back to pick up the puck he blew his knee out, he must have hit a rut in the ice as there was no one near him.
Yesterday rained most of the day, about 5c, miserable and to top it off my son was playing his last ice hockey game of his junior career and skating back to pick up the puck he blew his knee out, he must have hit a rut in the ice as there was no one near him.
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mike in Ottawa - Posts: 235
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
Well, all I can do here in Richmond, B.C. is count my blessings. Yesterday was a gloriously sunny day, temperatures went up to 12 on my patio, the daffodils are in bloom -at long last- and there's a ton of perennials breaking ground. And it's about time too, I figure we're about 2-3 weeks behind last year for most things.
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pieter - Posts: 7
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
Beautiful Daff . . . we had a wonderful weekend, warm and sunny and were out and about with our spring jackets on . . . today we are getting 25 or more cm of snow . . . it is very pretty as it is covering all the dirty stuff from the melting on the weekend.
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
My garden pictures include a bit of a record of spring's arrival in Northwestern Ontario:
... and the kicker, also from last year:
This year? As the history makes clear, it's way too early to tell! Three days ago the scene was much like that last picture, but it was 2C today, beautiful and sunny.
G.
... and the kicker, also from last year:
This year? As the history makes clear, it's way too early to tell! Three days ago the scene was much like that last picture, but it was 2C today, beautiful and sunny.
G.
Dryden, ON (Zone 2b)
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The success of my garden is built on the compost of my failures. - Jimmy Turner
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Gwen J - Posts: 177
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
Love your photos Gwen and a nice way to remember that even with late storms, spring will will be here to stay soon.
Betty
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earwig - Posts: 1989
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
This is Tuesday again, and I could use the same pic as last week.
Lots of yucky snow again!
We had a slight reprieve over the weekend
Lots of yucky snow again!
We had a slight reprieve over the weekend
Cheers
Sharon
Antigonish, NS Zone 5b
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Sharon
Antigonish, NS Zone 5b
"The fairest thing in nature, a flower, still has its' roots in earth and manure."
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Sharon Bryson - Posts: 1180
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
This was April 1 here on the Island, we've had a dry and cold winter this year. Lots of snow that stayed a long time. Some plants and trees that need the rain in the winter are showing signs of stress.
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bcgardener - Posts: 19
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
SPRING, ONTARIO STYLE: Snow was almost all gone, tulips & daffs poking thru,,this is what we woke up to this morning: YUK!!
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Lulu - Posts: 2289
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Re: Spring Nova Scotia style
Well it looks much the same as NS here in Ontario today..... I went for a walk with my cat to try for some nice spring shots. Here's one:

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