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Yesterday it was 62 degrees, this morning it was minus 3.
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Yesterday we had deer nibbling on green grass, today we’re shoveling snow.
Yesterday we grilled lamb chops and ate lunch on the deck.
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Today?
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I don’t think we will.
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Oh, the difference a day makes.
River's world..... 
Winter says “I have almost a whole month left.”
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In Maine, we’ve had snow in May.
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Yikes
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A bit like Melbourne weather, you need to dress for all seasons.
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I have an early childhood memory of staying in my uncle’s cabin on Green Lake and seeing it snow one day. I’ve long thought that must have been a dream. Snow in July? Now I can believe it really happened.
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It’s not really safe to plant anything in Maine until after Memorial Day. Frost and snow can happen…
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We have the same problem–was 82 and sunny at 1 PM and at 8 PM it was dark and in the 70s!!!
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Oh, the horror!
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All I can do is chuckle at all of you. Come stay with us. You won’t last a day.
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I would. That’s what our winters used to be!
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For 6 months a year? I lived in New Brunswick for a number of years, and because of the humidity the winters did feel cold, but they were over almost as soon as they arrived. Damn. One year the trees were growing new leaves in January, it was so warm. (Stupid trees! Two weeks later a new storm arrived, and all those leaves died. There were alot of leafless trees that summer, as I recall. They must have had nervous breakdowns…
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November is cold but real winter starts in December here. Spring here is May, but we’ve had snow then as well.
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I recall Spring in NB as starting late February, early March. Flowers were blooming in April. Maybe that border at Calais changes things more than I thought. Or does the St. Croix River divide more than just two nations?
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Those are what winter used to be, all bets are off now. Decembers without snow, melting and freezing in January. Last week it was 62 degrees, then snowed the next day. Mother Nature is drunk.
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Or she is just so clogged up with hydrocarbons she can’t breathe properly. We need to give her a ventilator, only, we don’t kmow what size she needs. Obviously, a MIGHTY BIG ONE!
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She has one, it’s called the Amazon rain forest. If only we’d leave it alone…
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What’s left of it is no longer big enough. Canada had extensive old- growth forests. Those are disappearing too. Humans just cannot leave good things alone. If it isn’t turning a profit for someone (meaning not us) then it has no value.
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I feel your pain/astonishment!
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I think Maine is getting the bulk of bipolar weather…🤪
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Sounds like you’ve got a taste of our weather!
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Living in the northland is always interesting, isn’t it?
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You know the old saying… “Some of my best friends are flakes” 😀 I guess you currently have one (or more) too many? 🙂
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It’s winter, it’s supposed to be flakey! I prefer flakes to ice…
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purdy much…..Remember, Feb is just practice for March. Hopefully comes in like a Lion … but not for us this year. NICE weather all this week. Which means the end of the month? All hell will break loose….
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