All sorts of things and weathers and doin's have happened, so here they are:
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| Two weeks ago, the river began to freeze in many places; here at Chipps Creek in this photo |
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| then rain came. lovely rain. |
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| the colors of Christmas cover the ground |
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| One inch of rain fell, caught in the drainage waterways, and turned Jackass Creek into a torrent. |
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| a half-hour later, the waterfall's flow has begun to subside somewhat |
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| The tree is up, and takes up more space than anticipated |
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| Grant and Sara came down for a visit, and helped us put up the reindeer and Santa on our deck |
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| that same night, we bedecked the tree! |
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| when I step out my front door, this is the sight that greets me! |
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| We got a cold storm that sugar-coated the mountains. This is Bald Eagle Mt. over Roger's Flat P.G.&E. camp. |
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| the trees are frozen white beauties! |
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| The little couple that Sara made me so long ago. I'd not been able to find it, but lo! it was in one of my metal house tins. |
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| The dueling chainsaw noises were a larger crew than I'd imagined. They are mowing the hillside like a flock of sheep; close to the ground like a lawn. |
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| We had helpers to put up the wooden figures we display at the resort. This is Oakley. |
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| Oakley and Autumn and their parents came for Tea and Crumpets after the decorating. (as many have asked, what the heck is a crumpet? I tell folks that it's the mountain where the Grinch lives, but really, a crumpet is an English muffin! We served Walkers shortbreads instead) |
We are expecting more rain, and perhaps some snow for Christmas. We'll see you again soon. Happy Days!
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