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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Alaska
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Does anyone else have any of the white cold stuff yet? We got our first taste at the beginning of Oct. We currently have a couple of inches and it's doubtful at this point that it'll melt and give us a few more good days. It won't be long now before the dogs will have their paths made to and from the house. My husband arrived in Texas today and said he might die
because it's so hot, 77 degrees. I just laughed, but it's easy to understand when we only had five days above 70 this summer.
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No snow here yet, but I see the snow line slowly creeping down the mountain side.It is now at about 3000 feet, creeping closer.
There was some sleet last week, only about 700 feet above my farm. That has melted. Personally, I don`t like winter, but my Basset Gang just love runing around in the snow, breaking new paths. The view from my yard ![]()
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 9
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We're in Oklahoma, so it will be a while until any snow hits. I'm still wearing flip flops and enjoying the 72 degree weather!
Daphne turned 1 last weekend, and this will be her first winter with us. How do your bassets do with ice and snow? Is is hard to get them out to do their business? |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Colorado
Posts: 511
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Quote:
Dozer & Digger in the snow a few years ago: ![]()
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