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1. #1 Lars L

   November 22, 2008

   Not enough for a proper ride in the pulka, I gather?

2. #2 Martin R

   November 22, 2008

   It is enough, actually! I spent an hour tobogganing with the 5-y-os earlier, and then I sent the 10-y-os out on their own. Great fun!

3. #3 ronbailey

   November 22, 2008

   Winter doesn’t roll in till 21 December…

4. #4 Magnus Reuterdahl

   November 22, 2008

   Got more snow than me and I am about 90 miles staight north of ya in Lulea.

   Magnus

5. #5 eleanora

   November 23, 2008

   Oohh… pretty.

   I was driving in Melbourne yesterday on roads that were blanketed in white – hail stones. (Scary, Melbournians are not used to icy roads and don’t make any allowances for it. Heck, most of them have forgotten what wet roads are like!) As we headed NW into the Macedon Ranges there was also slushy snow. That’s the first snow I’ve seen this year, and it’s almost summer here.

6. #6 Bob O'H

   November 23, 2008

   Grrlscientist wanted to go birding whilst she was in Finland, so a friend took us out to Kirkonummi. Views like this have changed her perception of the snow.

7. #7 Martin R

   November 23, 2008

   Grrlscientist is a New Yorker. In the late 70s the city had huge snowfall. But things may be different there now.

8. #8 Mikael HafO

   November 23, 2008

   Being a botanist and forest pathologist, the first thing I noticed was the Pelargonium sp. in the window and the all too healthy trees in the background. And only after that I saw the snow

   Here in Uppsala there’s about 3-4 inches of snow. Perfect for a pulka ride!