Oh hi, it's just Guinness here. My dad has an old farm expression that says the snow won't come til the swamps are all full.
So he means that the snow won't stick around until all the little ponds, and all the little streams and brooks are full, and the ground is saturated with water.
GACK! LOOK! Do you recognize this place? It is one of our cow pastures. See the pole behind me?
See where the river is SUPPOSE to be? See the pole?
And all our pasture has turned into a Lake. Good thing the cows are in the barn and not out to pasture. One year this happened and all the cows got stuck on one little tuft sticking out! haha!
So I don't know what you may think, but I'M betting on snow pretty soon!
That's amazing. How much snow this year Guinness?
ReplyDeleteLet it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I hope it snows. I would hate to see that lake get any bigger.
ReplyDeleteSlobbers,
mango
The swamps and lakes are pretty full here too. Especially if we get the rain they are calling for this week. Guess that means it's on its way!
ReplyDeleteMy dog will be happy. :-)
Hey Guinness!
ReplyDeleteIts fun to have those old maxims to think about and judge the progress of the winter. Good luck and happy winter, whatever you get!
Kisses,
Stella
Woah! That's a lot of water!
ReplyDeleteHope you get snow soon and the water doesn't rise anymore!
I'll bet you end up with lots of snow.......soon! Lucky!!!
ReplyDeleteKeep us update on the snow fall - we love the snow - we are hoping for some here this year too.
ReplyDeleteWoos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
I hope the snow doesn't come here too soon.
ReplyDeleteNubbin wiggles,
Oskar
We have a feeling there won't be any white stuff yet
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
I am sure the snow will come there soon!
ReplyDeleteKisses and hugs
Lorenza
Guinness you have a sharp mind! Thanks for the heads-up!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is pretty cool! Also, love your Saige Spots.
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed a lot of water! Hope your house is on a really high hill. Or a mountain. Did you have to swim out and help your dad lead those stranded cows to safety? That would be quite a job, persuading them it was "safe" to leave the high ground and go for a swim. Mama says cows don't much like to swim.
ReplyDeleteMama's family hails from OK, so we hadn't heard the old tale about saturated ground and snow, being as the ground in OK is almost never saturated, and never for very long. But it still snows some, though not as much or as often as it does in New England.
Jed & Abby