Seriously, by MOUNTAIN, I mean scaleable with ropes and spikes and other gear.
Snow in November 2007:
Snow now in March 2008:
I'm screaming of a white Easter
With every snowstorm that I sight.
Will your days be merry and bright.And may all your Easters -not- be white.
Whole darn family stuck in a snow tunnel.
This is Ottawa Gardener signing out from The -sledding- Hill in Ottawa
8 comments:
I will NEVER complain about our measly snowfalls again. THAT is a lot of snow. You have my sympathies.
White Easter, indeed!
Carol, May Deams Gardens
Wow...just WOW. My relative in Ottawa sent me photos, but yours show it so much better :)
WOW!! That's kind of scary to see...(we don't have snow here)
OK - you win! I promise to stop bitching about the 3-4 feet of snow STILL in my back yard here in northern Iowa. I thought last spring was bad. But this one sucks 10 times worse!
Wow, that is just a crazy amount of snow! Bring on the global warming.
:)
That is quite a load of snow!
That's a crazy amount of snow but your mountain does looks beautiful. I guess you won't be growing anything outdoors in the garden for a long while.
Telsing,
I just found your blog through tinyfarmblog.com. It took me a while to realize it was you! Looks like you have a great setup with veggies until March! I did sweet potatoes last year too and we still have some. They are amazing!
Oh, I'm starting a CSA this year (only 5 members) and maybe a small market. I started a blog myself. Check it out:
csa.amandadevries.com
Chris
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