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Sometimes predictions are accurate!
Years ago I remember one of our staff arriving late for work with the excuse that he’d had to shovel 6 inches of partly cloudy off his driveway.
But this storm brought us the 3 to 5 we were promised.
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Thus, we set off for Clifton Park at 0745 and had a stress-free drive all the way on clear and mostly empty roads.
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With a large chunk of the day taken up by the appointment, I’ll just give you an update on the ice structure.
Because I’m sure you’ve been anxious!
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Rebuilding on the shattered remains…
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Even wearing dark glasses, in bright sunlight the snow is quite dazzling and the temperature is a brisk 16F/-9C, so I’ll admit this is somewhat challenging!
As temperatures continue to drop significantly, I’m not sure my stamina will hold up, but in the meantime…
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A modest but colourful start.
Tomorrow: Grant’s latest summons.
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I think the ice sculptures are enjoying the snow!
I think, with temperatures of -9C I would have much rather stayed indoors 😱. I’m definitely curious to read what happens with your ice sculptures – thanks for keeping us posted (and all the lovely photos)!
Carolyn, I have just seen a post on Beth’s blog (fellow cat lover) that might inspire you with your ice sculptures. You can take them in a different direction! Best wishes, Pete.
https://ididnthavemyglasseson.com/2025/01/21/maze/
Thank you Pete!