We had a little bit of snow the past Sunday!
Of course, it was gone by lunch!
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We’ve gotten 10 inches so far.
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Wow!
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It looks pretty. I hope all your plants are OK.
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Nothing has leaved out yet so only some early bloomers are frost damaged.
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