Winter wonderland

Howdy folks,

Well, it looks like a white Christmas for some of us this year. I just hope that you all aren't having to travel anytime in the next couple of days. If you don't watch or listen to your local weather guys, there's a pretty good looking winter storm brewing. Going to affect a good chunk of Ohio, mid to southern Indiana, southern Illinois, mid to western kentucky, southern missouri, and northern arkansas. Those are the areas right now that have winter storm watches. I figure though as this thing moves Northeast it will affect other areas too like pennsylvania, new york, and on up into the northeast. So if ya gotta travel anytime from late morning on wednesday up into thursday morning these are areas to watch out for. It'll be one of those situations where the further west you are in those places I mentioned the earlier you'll see the bad weather and the earlier you'll see it leave. Areas east will see it later and could see more in the way of sleet and rain and less in the way of snow. Needless to say, take care out there if you're headin over the river and through the woods. Gonna be fun. Oh yeah, the picture is of our '57 420T. I took that one saturday morning down in the woods in what used to be a hillside corn field. It is now good cedar growth and that is where we were hunting for the christmas tree that morning. All the gray color on stuff is frost. Had a heavy frost that morning and it was beautiful. God bless.

--old fashioned farmer

And nice pictures of the Deere. I've got similar of mine covered with snow on Thanksgiving. If I knew how to post pictures, I would. Those Amish guys swear as of today are gonna start on the new barn next Monday, but have been hearing Monday, Monday, Monday for weeks and months now. They're good, they just don't set any speed records, them guys. Merry Christmas to you Old Fashioned, and to all.

Mark

LOL! Your weather forecasting reminds me of all of the national services.

It just isn't weather until it crosses that Mississippi river. Everyone knows that there is no weather in the western portion of the country.

Blizzard you say? Naw, not until it reaches the east coast :>)

Allan

Yes Sir, remember that one well even though I was just a child. That was the grandpa of all blizzards.

We got caught out in the darned thing when she pulled in that first afternoon and had to walk 1/2 mile across a field to get home. If it had been any further, it would have wiped out the whole darned family. Froze my mom's hands and feet real bad.

Allan