Alton, thanks for sharing with us. It sounds beautiful over your way!
Linda in clear, cold Bothell, WA
-- Original message -- From: Alton Ryder [EMAIL PROTECTED] Today started when I left the house at 6:30 to pick up my son and take him to Concord, NH. There was a couple of inches of very light snow on the ground, and many more inches yet to come. Tiny crystals that couldn't stick on the cold windshield. I had the heater blowing warm air on my hands with just enough on the windshield to keep it from fogging up with our breath. For the rare stops I turned cold air onto the windshield. When I returned home 2 1/2 hours later, the windshield was still clear. I was still quite comfortable. Ready for a nap. Traffic had been heavy near Concord during the commuting time, but I only saw one turkey, an over-powered TransAm that didn't know the snow couldn't be rushed. Now, after lunch, the temperature is up to 20°F, and the snowflakes are giant aggregates the size of a rabbit's tail, floating down with a zillion companions. Weather and season just right for making biscotti for friends. Alton, a very happy puppy in Mont Vernon, NH, about to have a foot of this beautiful stuff
