............... These photos taken by my Daughter will show how my Alabama place looked o/a 07:30CDT, 29JAN14.. This is definitely NOT normal for this area of South Alabama.. View NNE fm FNT DOOR ( photo / image / picture from Henry Johnson's Garden ) View E fm FNT Door ( photo / image / picture from Henry Johnson's Garden ) FNT Steps/Porch viewing S ( photo / image / picture from Henry Johnson's Garden ) View South down rear of MH ( photo / image / picture from Henry Johnson's Garden ) Daughter's vehicle ( photo / image / picture from Henry Johnson's Garden ) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ That appears COLD to me; I'm not there at the moment, I'm down in Florida near Tampa getting some minor health issues attended to by the Veteran's Administration.. Love to all, Hank...
A pretty scene as long as you are warm and safe. When I lived in southern New Mexico it snowed one evening. The next morning, with one inch of snow on the ground, early commuters were sliding off the roads and highways, officials closed schools. Local businesses were asked not to open and for people to stay home till it was considered safe. Judging by the number of traffic accidents it was a good call. Later in the morning I ventured forth, to go over a friends house to check on them, to find deserted streets and byways with a few tow trucks hauling away casualties of the morning commute. A most unusual scene for a northerner. Jerry
I think I can guess that you're quite happy to be in Florida at the moment Hank. I hope you get your health problems sorted out and that when you get back to Alabama the temperatures will have risen and the snow vanished.
