Vitamin S -- 12 inches and counting

[sardog1]

No, this is NOT an ad for enhancing anything except your mood.

After writing off January and February for cross country skiing, I just went out on my deck and shoveled off twelve inches of the finest champagne powder I have ever seen. (And that's after fifty-odd years of playing outside in MN, AK, WA, and NH.) It was like shoveling goose down. And it's still coming as I write this. And the forecast shows subfreezing days through the week.

Tomorrow is going to be a day to remember. Hope you get one too, wherever you are.

 

[Darwin]

Nice! Only about 2" or so round these parts so far. Think snow!!!

 

[NH_Mtn_Hiker]

We have several inches of the stuff here in Plymouth...must be some sort of mutant snow.

 

[Cruddy Toes]

not very much

3-4 in Randolph over the past 2 days

 

[Trout]

Bath, Maine

An inch at the very most.

 

[Lawn Sale]

Nothing here , wish we had some snow. I've only plowed three times all winter.

 

[audrey]

Not to gloat, but we're just back from Jay Peak and we were knee deep in glade powder.

However, it was blowing (some chairs on wind hold) and about -3 degrees - two character-building days!

 

[blacknblue]

I'd like to take personal responsibility for all the snow this weekend. I've been skiing knee- to chest-deep snow all year out West and, on my 1 trip East all season, Sugarbush gets 22 inches. Just thought I'd bring some of it with me.

You're welcome.