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| Hello from Forest Co.! We had our first "snow" of the season. It was rather wet but it was snow!
Spent the afternoon gathering firewood, and had just put a fire in the fireplace since we're suppossed to get a killing frost tonight. Now i'm making a chicken pot pie with the last peas picked from my mother-in-law's garden. Fresh peas in a pie on a cold night by the fire. Sounds nice! :) |
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- Posted by earthlydelights Z6 PA (My Page) on Thu, Oct 12, 06 at 22:52
| the potpie and fire certainly sound great. i can make a mean pot pie, but i'm without a fireplace i'm right outside of philly (montgomery county). we had non-stop rain all day yesterday and into this morning, but no snow. it's rather windy and i believe going down into the 40's tonight, which makes for great sleeping weather. i've been diligently working outside to get winterized ahead of time, because you just never know what season it's going to be from one day to the next anymore. hope to get all my houseplants in by the weekend. stay warm, happy autumn |
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- Posted by pipersville_carol z6 Bucks PA (My Page) on Fri, Oct 13, 06 at 10:23
| I didn't see any snow over here in Bucks County, just north of Philly, but it was 34 degrees this morning. Crunchy light frost on the ground. |
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- Posted by susiebuckhouse 6 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 13, 06 at 12:19
| I SAW SNOW! I was driving to the grocery store here in the Greenfield section of Pgh. when Low and Behold, giant snow flakes swirled all around my car. First I saw one on my windshield, then two, then three, and then all of a sudden they were everywhere. I remember snow on Oct. 17th one year, but I don't recall any this early. BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! |
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| No frost on my place in SE Chesco, but at work over in Delaware county there was a light frosting on the lawn. George |
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| I only had a light frost on Friday and a heavier frost this morning. I saw snow on TV and hope it stays there. |
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