The lake, as seen from the car two weeks ago on the way to Alpha's hockey championship:
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Last weekend, things were starting to break up (as seen from the lake shore park not far from my house):
And this week, I had to make sure to get some beach in there for you to see any ice/snow at all:
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It's not an unmixed blessing, though. In Cleveland, you can't count on the snow being done for the season till the calendar says May -- and I read somewhere recently that last year or the year before, there was a trace of snow recorded in mid-May. And when the lake thaws, the possibility of lake-effect snow returns. But now you can watch our lake thaw from the warmth of your home, wherever that happens to be. (I'm guessing it's somewhere warmer, but, hey -- you could be in Nome!)
I think it looks beautiful there! I would love to live that close to water:) Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the season beginning in your pics, hope you have a lovely week x
ReplyDeleteHoho it still looks very grey and bleak to me. Time to stick your head back under the covers!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I love a stormy coast.
ReplyDeleteAmazing to me, as I have never lived anywhere where water freezes. I'd never even heard of lake-effect snow before.
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