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[Walter Pall]

monster snow in my garden. Now I know why farmers don't do sports.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Well CRAP! That snow looks heavy. Pray no damaged to branches under that weight.

 

[Bonsai Nut]

Hope nothing is damaged! But it sure is beautiful!

 

[Walter Pall]

Keeps me fit at almost 75.

 

[Anthony]

Ha, and your cold is reaching us - last 2 days November, all of December
and continuing into January - 66 to 68 deg.F [ 18.9 to 20 deg,C ]
from 10 p.m to 8 a.m.
More dead Fukien teas and Chinese Snow roses.

Hope you and yours are okay and your trees.
Good Day
Anthony

Normally it is 21 deg C and above, only a day here or there below.

 

[amatbrewer]

I have always thought most bonsai look best in the snow...but I think you are overdoing it a bit.

 

[dirk hoorelbeke]

Here still mild in Belgium. Glad you took the snow for us. Looks heavy. Nice pictures.

 

[nrgizerrod]

Oh my, that looks like the heavy wet stuff too. I hope everything gets through ok.

 

[Mike Hennigan]

WOW. Hope nothing is damaged, good excercise at least!

Reminds me of growing up in Syracuse,NY the snowiest city in America by many lists. Looks like that every winter. I only live one hour away from there now, but we only get a fraction of the snow. Good luck shoveling!

 

[thumblessprimate1]

Who needs wires when you got that much snow

 

[f1pt4]

Looks great. Lots of insulation!!

Also for what it's worth sir, your newest Sandev Bonsai youtube videos are great. I found them very entertaining, inspirational and informative. I hope you release more matter of fact critique videos in the future.

 

[Carol 83]

Makes me feel a little better about the 5-8" we're supposed to get tomorrow night into Saturday.

 

[Coppersdad]

54 degrees F here in gloomy Seattle today. It is very wet but we are told this may be one of our mildest winters. Last week I started watching for bud break.

Walter, thank you for those beautiful pictures. They remind me, once again, why we moved here from Green Bay, WI over 45 years ago.
Please, this is not a gloat. It's just me congratulating myself on knowing I made at least one good decision in my life.

 

[Potawatomi13]

BRRRR! Sooooooo Glad not living in snow country! Very happy to only see in mountains where can be avoided!

 

[Walter Pall]

we survived - so far

 

[Cadillactaste]

Can't even imagine that amount of snowfall at one time.

 

[Walter Pall]

This my garden - no kidding

 

[shinmai]

I heard a report on public radio yesterday about beaches in Greece where snow covered the sand.

 

[substratum]

It's beautiful. How long will that snow likely remain?

I haven't been to southern Bavaria since 1985, but that particular year, there was snow on the ground until well into May, and locals were still skiing on Zugspitze in June.

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

Snow-apocalypse