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Thanks, Lynette. See, we do sometimes get snow here. But this is from last year. So far, this winter, we’ve seen 3 frosts and not a flake of snow. But we did experience a few moments of sleet the day before yesterday! Tomorrow, we’re expecting 12C again.
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I wouldn’t mind a snowless winter! Usually Penticton is almost snowless, but this year there has been a big snow-melt-snow cycle at around 0°. After I leave the north, I think I will have seen enough snow for the rest of my life!
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I can understand that, Lynette. I wouldn’t mind the absence of snow (I’ve never liked the cold) but it would be great if we could just have some ‘normal’ seasons again. But I doubt that’ll happen now within my lifetime.
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Agreed.
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That photo is great, but it makes me think of four words. Long underwear, and roaring fireplace. I’m not counting the word “and”.
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Me, too, Tom. But I had to make do with my usual walking jeans, a good quality waterproof jacket, and my trusty walking boots, and thaw out when I returned home!
If we get any snow this year, I might have to start looking for some longjohns!
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Oh wow, a great photo!
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Thank you, Suzette.
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This is a winter wonderland – would love to take a walk there!
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This was last winter, Noelle. At present, we have no snow at all. But our 5-mile walk included some bright spells after a long period of damp, dull weather.
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