It's only mid November, and while my area, as you probably know, is cold and snowy for much of the year, this one is currently getting off to a nice deep start! While I won't know what the whole winter will bring till spring, it's looking like the paper wasp nest location forecast of a deeper than average year might just be on track.
Cool, or should I say, cold. Glad to see you again.
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ReplyDeleteI just saw a report that there is a strong La Nina this winter which means more moisture. Although I haven't seen any yet. It was rather warm here today such that I didn't need a jacket outside.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update. Be safe and stay warm.
ReplyDeleteSheryl Green. Thanks for your updates. Miss you doing videos and watching on YouTube
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing!
ReplyDeleteI hope you were able to finish harvesting your garden before this hit!
ReplyDeleteMan, it's nice to see you're doing good out there! My hubby & I here in MN have seen real cold weather and some snow, but the real winter is yet to begin! I think of you when I go out and get my wood for the wood stove! You and Marley doing great--so nice to hear! Thanks for the update and what's going with you...love your channel! Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :)
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ReplyDeleteGlad to see that something nature wise is relatively 'normal'. Seeing you kneeling in the snow with your home in the background just seems like November to me. Hope all is well, Burley-Man is hale and hearty, and that this coming winter season treats you kindly. Stay safe and well, my friend. Terry
ReplyDeleteGuess you don't have to worry about any storms knocking out your electricity. I am really worried about Burley running out of food and having to eat elk. :)
ReplyDeleteAlways do nice to see you!! I do miss your videos. I rewatch the old ones, especially the cooking ones😊. Stay well friend xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of snow already!
ReplyDeleteNice to see you blogging.
Thank you for your update. What are you up to inside!? Are you making any Christmas gifts??
ReplyDeleteSo good to hear from you. Very interesting regarding the paper wasp nest location ... thanks for this knowledge. Hope you're doing well. Miss your videos on youtube. Please come and do an update video if you have time. ��
ReplyDeleteHello Ariel good to see you're looking happy and well! Enjoyed watching you on YouTube...cook, shovel snow, gardening, hiking and whatever else you do in beautiful Wyoming. Your videos were the highlight of my day. You are sorely missed. Thank you for sharing the snow photo�� Take care ��
ReplyDeleteI love snow and I know you do too so enjoy it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou sure got a huge dump of snow there Ariel,betcha you are going to be kept real busy with that shovel of yours from now on. Are those icicles I see hanging from the pile atop the roof over your bedroom, your wee stove will be worth its weight in gold for duration of the coming months. What a lovely scene and you seem to relish every moment of your existence in your chosen environment,that region of planet earth was specially made for folks such as you, thanks so much for sharing with us not so fortunate, Stay Safe.
ReplyDeleteWe will not get that here. It is going to be a bright warm winter. 🥳 You look wonderful💃
ReplyDeleteHi Ariel! Yes, looks like it's going to be an interesting winter :)
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DeleteI am always glad to see winter. Just a change of activities for the season. I enjoy the snow related activities. where I live we have about 1 foot of snow already but it warmed up enough to melt the snow. I am happy to receive this update from you
ReplyDeleteHi Ariel!!!! Looks like shoveling and wood chopping weather!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking deep Ariel! I would say your winter is off with a bang. We have been warm here in PA for most of Nov. Had our first 25 degree night last night, but will be 64 tomorrow. Crazy weather here this year. Stay warm, I know you enjoy the winter though. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteHello Ariel. You got more snow than in Alaska.
ReplyDeleteNice. Or not. Depends.
Good to hear from you.
Goodness, and it's only November! I love snow, but where we live it's hardly ever seen. We're on a 9 x 5 mile tiny island called Jersey (New Jersey was named after it) in the English Channel. I miss your videos, but am glad that you and Burley are looking so well in your blog posts. Many blessings and Hugs, Caroline
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