Meanwhile, in the Wasatch Range, the Steenburgh Effect is working wonders. Alta–Collins has received 15 inches of snow since yesterday morning, with 9 inches overnight.
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Make some for me.
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Speak Well of Me
I hope you people are happy for my sacrifice. I sit this morning in a coffee shop in central Pennsylvania with a light rain falling and leaves on the trees. Winter is thousands of miles away.
Meanwhile, in the Wasatch Range, the Steenburgh Effect is working wonders. Alta–Collins has received 15 inches of snow since yesterday morning, with 9 inches overnight.
With temperatures falling overnight, and now sitting at 23ºF, I bet there are some good turns to be had at upper elevations.
Make some for me.
Meanwhile, in the Wasatch Range, the Steenburgh Effect is working wonders. Alta–Collins has received 15 inches of snow since yesterday morning, with 9 inches overnight.
Make some for me.
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