Here in Northern Connecticut, we have had an unusually snow-free winter, for which my flock and I are tremendously grateful. But, after 60°F temperatures on Thursday, we were treated to 8″ of snow and temps in the teens. As Hartford native, Mark Twain once said of New England: “if you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” Please enjoy the photos.
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Here in Northern Connecticut, we have had an unusually snow-free winter, for which my flock and I are tremendously grateful. But, after 60°F temperatures on Thursday, we were treated to 8″ of snow and temps in the teens. As Hartford native, Mark Twain once said of New England: “if you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” Please enjoy the photos.
Can’t wait to see the new babies!
I love your Thursday, Calm Before the Storm photo! In Tennessee we go from 70 degree springtime weather to ice/snow the next. We are expecting cold and the white stuff again on Monday, so I’ll be our wrapping the coops again tomorrow. Fun, fun, fun!
HI! Your blog has been a great help to me and my girls…thanks so much for all the great info!!
Congrats on your chicks that are on their way. My Delaware, Winnie, is trying to be broody in the cold weather. Trying to get her to hold off til spring!
That would be great to have for my hens!