Latitude 44.2N: Sledding season has begun

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Monday, October 24, 2005

Sledding season has begun

Woke up yesterday morning with a big surprise; brightness. We had received a substantial amount of snow and big flakes were still falling. Above is the view out the front window (surprised that we received so much more then Montpelier). All in all we only received around two inches, but it was quite the shock given that we still have a week left of October! It was something to have bright yellow leaves falling on the bright white snow. All that was left this morning were some sledding tracks. Let's see if we get the winter storm that they are predicting for tomorrow night. I fear it's going to be a long 7 months.

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