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A few days ago we had about 20 C°, today we have 0 C°and snow! Luckily it didn’t stay long as it wasn’t cold enough, so I took a few pictures in the garden early this morning, no sun, no blue sky alas.
The temperature is supposed to go up again slightly but nowhere near the 20 C° we had. You get so easily adjusted to eating outside, enjoying the sun, working in the garden…. it was too sonn but it felt sooo good !!
Have a great weekend !!
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Could be early spring in Maine! Such erratic weather we’ve all been having.
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Not normal is it ? It’s probably “the new normal” 😀
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I think you’re exactly right. It is the new normal. Disconcerting to this old Mainer who grew up with the seasons being fairly predictable. Of course, there were always some surprises, but never like this.
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I hope everything survived.
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I hope so, I am especially concerned for my figs, the fig tree can have a great deal of frost but the little figs are already on the branches. The frost wasn’t really bad, so fingers crossed.
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