Dinner

[wyoDreamer]

You don't have any snow on the ground?!?! I didn't think you were that far south.

Of course, I have only lived in snow country, so as far as I know, everyone has snow for 3 months of the year, lol.

 

[Lazy Gardener]

Unless they have it for 6. We usually get snow cover in early Nov. and it doesn't leave till mid April. Sometimes, the snow goes into May.

 

[DelcoMama82]

You don't have any snow on the ground?!?! I didn't think you were that far south.

Of course, I have only lived in snow country, so as far as I know, everyone has snow for 3 months of the year, lol.

Nope. No snow here ⛄️ 😪

 

[Mini Horses]

6 months of snow??

6 days is tough for me.

 

[Hinotori]

We are usually just wet, not snowed in. We're at 47°N. It's the Pacific and Puget Sound that moderate our winter temperatures.

 

[wyoDreamer]

I thought @CrealCritter was in southern Illinois, and I just surprised that he didn't have snow down there as he was posting pictures of deer out in the field. We have well over a foot of snow out in the fields and that will be there until late April.

I now live at LAT: 44.82. I grew up just north of here at LAT: 45.28
There is a difference in the seasons between living just north of the 45th Parallel and just south of the 45th Parallel. Until I moved here, I would not have guessed that I would notice that change between a Zone 3 and Zone 4a growing season.

 

[Hinotori]

Dark winters north of 45° as well. We are at right about 8 hours of daylight at winter solstice. I can't even imagine dealing with all the dark up in Alaska. Though I think the summer light would actually get to me worse. I have to use a sleep mask here.

 

[Lazy Gardener]

We are at latitude 44.6.

 

[YourRabbitGirl]

Hey ladies, I know a place where the grass is so delicious 😋, come on follow me.
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Such a wide area for feeding grass, My land is not even half of this area. I bet all your farm animals are growing here pretty well.