Barns

Woodsman · Dec 18, 2015

Looks like a harvest scene but its Dec 18 and no snow. Speaks for some tonight but whatever comes will melt again next week. I will take this weather for as long as it lasts.

Barns 20151218 by Woody Woodsman, on Flickr

MartinCrabtree · Dec 18, 2015

Still fairly green around here.

Ron Evers · Dec 18, 2015

I'm with you Woody, love this global warming.

It could be like this in Dec. 2010:

Woodsman · Dec 21, 2015

MartinCrabtree said:
Still fairly green around here.

Still green here, raining today and I am glad it is not snow.

Woodsman · Dec 21, 2015

Ron Evers said:
I'm with you Woody, love this global warming.

It could be like this in Dec. 2010:

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Ouch, look at those icicles, not good. Yep. A year ago I had been plowing myself out for a month now

tirediron · Dec 21, 2015

Ron Evers said:
I'm with you Woody, love this global warming.

It could be like this in Dec. 2010:

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Obviously insulating attics is a foreign concept on that street!

DarkShadow · Dec 21, 2015

Me likey the Barn. No snow here yet either and there is insects still flying around outside some big flies.I can deal with cold just not shoveling the white stuff. Our driveway dumps out on State Rd and the state is very kind to us when they plow a 5 ft snowbank at the bottom of the driveway.

Shades of Blue · Dec 21, 2015

I quite like the barn! Would love to see the same shot again with snow!

Woodsman · Dec 21, 2015

DarkShadow said:
Me likey the Barn. No snow here yet either and there is insects still flying around outside some big flies.I can deal with cold just not shoveling the white stuff. Our driveway dumps out on State Rd and the state is very kind to us when they plow a 5 ft snowbank at the bottom of the driveway.

I remember having to do that in the city years ago. The city finally put the drop gates on their plows which helped a lot. Here I am on my own road and have a plow on my truck so when I get to the end of my road where it meets the county road I go right through the plow bank. I grin to the feeling of victory I get every time.