We had a white day in Kingsville too, southernmost town in Canada, south of N California and snow on 18th April :dropjaw:
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Well, pick your poison I guess. Its been high 80s here already. A little cool the last couple of days; only high 70s but 90s by the weekend- beginning of next week.
The 10 cm/4 in of snow we had the other day did not have much impact on the remaining snow on the ground. So far this winter 9.5 meters/ 31.2 feet of snow has fallen here. This is what is still left after the dump the other day.
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Bob
A little cool in the high 70's eh, it must e terrible to live in a chilly place like that.
Here's a pic of my first home in Canada when I arrived from England.
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We used to build Quinzhee snow shelters on winter schemes with the Naval Reserve. They will keep you warm but not as much room as an igloo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quinzhee
Bob
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Sylvilagus floridanus, Eastern cottontail...on my walk...
AND...
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Didelphis virginiana, Virginia opossum...
in my driveway...
in the same evening.
Shortly after coming to Canada I visited the States and found this creature laying by the side of road. I thought it might be injured so i went to it, the strangest looking thing. I had never seen one before and didn't have a clue what it was, I actually thought that I might have discoved a new species.
I reached out and touched it but it woudn't move so I thought it was dead.
While I stood wondering what to do with it, it got up and kind of ambled away. Strangest thing, it turned out to called a Possum!
Now you know where the term "playing possum" came from. There are Virginia possums in the lower mainland of BC.
https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/play+possum
Bob