I put on two digital photos of the 2 feet of snow. The first at
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/huge1.jpg shows the 1800 gallon pond.
The waterfall would normally be visible from that view point but it is
running under the snow. Today, it opened up a bit more but you can't see
if from inside due to the snow drifts. The fake heron is about 3 feet
high for comparison. You can't tell but I've dug out the top of the
filter and covered it with a large green tub lid do keep the water
underneath from freezing from the constant snow. It's stopped snowing now
but there are cracks in the ceiling that weren't there yesterday. The
snow depth has gone down as it melts into itself and becomes heavier. The
second photo at http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/huge2.jpg looks out the
back sliding door. My cat, Gino, is at the bottom left of the door (in
the dark so hard to see). I cleared the porch and put bird seed there.
You can see the wall of snow at the edge of the porch. The porch has
about a 8 inch drop off there so it's actually deeper than it looks.


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Wooow! That's all I can say, since it's nice and warm here in Southern
California, and for the last week that I have been away in Vegas for my
honeymoon!

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"Robyn Rhudy" wrote in message
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I put on two digital photos of the 2 feet of snow. The first at
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/huge1.jpg shows the 1800 gallon pond.
The waterfall would normally be visible from that view point but it is
running under the snow. Today, it opened up a bit more but you can't see
if from inside due to the snow drifts. The fake heron is about 3 feet
high for comparison. You can't tell but I've dug out the top of the
filter and covered it with a large green tub lid do keep the water
underneath from freezing from the constant snow. It's stopped snowing now
but there are cracks in the ceiling that weren't there yesterday. The
snow depth has gone down as it melts into itself and becomes heavier. The
second photo at http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/huge2.jpg looks out the
back sliding door. My cat, Gino, is at the bottom left of the door (in
the dark so hard to see). I cleared the porch and put bird seed there.
You can see the wall of snow at the edge of the porch. The porch has
about a 8 inch drop off there so it's actually deeper than it looks.


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Chemist, preservationist, animal lover, aquarist, and ponder. -
Extensive web pages on animals, fish, and ponds. -
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/ -
Free pond newsletter - sign up at my web site -
Finally! Buy Robyn's Pond Book at www.1stbooks.com -
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"Robyn Rhudy" wrote:
I put on two digital photos of the 2 feet of snow.


Here's a picture taken here in New Orleans last Sunday when you were
being buried in snow:

http://nolaccccc.tripod.com/images/nph-cachecam.jpg


Michael Fermanis
New Orleans, Louisiana USA (Remove the RICE to reply)
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That's right: you were due to join the ranks of the Happily Married!
Congrats!

Lee

"Just Me "Koi"" wrote in message
...
Wooow! That's all I can say, since it's nice and warm here in Southern
California, and for the last week that I have been away in Vegas for my
honeymoon!

--
_______________________________________
"Architecture is the ultimate erotic 'object'."
Bernard Tschumi, "Architecture & Transgression"

http://community.webshots.com/user/godwino
"Robyn Rhudy" wrote in message
...

I put on two digital photos of the 2 feet of snow. The first at
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/huge1.jpg shows the 1800 gallon pond.
The waterfall would normally be visible from that view point but it is
running under the snow. Today, it opened up a bit more but you can't
see
if from inside due to the snow drifts. The fake heron is about 3 feet
high for comparison. You can't tell but I've dug out the top of the
filter and covered it with a large green tub lid do keep the water
underneath from freezing from the constant snow. It's stopped snowing
now
but there are cracks in the ceiling that weren't there yesterday. The
snow depth has gone down as it melts into itself and becomes heavier.
The
second photo at http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/huge2.jpg looks out
the
back sliding door. My cat, Gino, is at the bottom left of the door (in
the dark so hard to see). I cleared the porch and put bird seed there.
You can see the wall of snow at the edge of the porch. The porch has
about a 8 inch drop off there so it's actually deeper than it looks.


-----------------------------------------------------------------
Chemist, preservationist, animal lover, aquarist, and ponder. -
Extensive web pages on animals, fish, and ponds. -
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rrhudy1/ -
Free pond newsletter - sign up at my web site -
Finally! Buy Robyn's Pond Book at www.1stbooks.com -
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(o)____(o) ---ribbit
_/ oo \_
/ \----------/ \
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ww ooo ooo ww