It would seem, at least so far, that Old Man Winter is having a hard time committing to the season in NCW.
We’ve had a variety of snow, freezing rain, plain ‘ol rain, bitter cold and my personal favorite, the persistent low clouds that trap the valley in a grey gloomy state.
Day after day denied the feeling of sun on our faces as our Vitamin D supplies dwindle. An occasional glimpse of our famous 300 days of sunshine, maybe a bit of blue skies and then it fades away.
This story is from the February 2018 edition of The Good Life.
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