I am so very sorry. Such a sad tragedy. Praying for his family and friends. Also praying for safety for all our police, firefighters and military. They all have a special place in my heart. They give so much and are not appreciated near enough!! God bless you all!!!
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Winter was over after Christmas last year. This is couldn’t be more different. Let’s just hope the refs don’t blow it.Last winter and this winter have become like that team in Athens GA. We get up early in winter only to blow the lead later.
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In the meantime, we should "enjoy the process" LOL
Apply to the TV series "Forged in Fire"?
That's very nice is that white oak handles.
very nice is this a hobby?
Maybe you have already but check out Alex Steele on YouTube. He just moved from England to Montana and currently setting up his new shop. He has a lot of great forging videos from blacksmith to blade smith. He is only 19 or 20 but been doing it since he was a kid. Check him out.
Maybe in Atlanta, but there was plenty of winter weather in other parts of the southeast in January, March and even April of last winter.
True but I do like his enthusiasms and willing to get out of his comfort zone.
This was especially true in central/eastern NC which did not get any measurable snow from the December 2017 system. Our winter was meh overall before Christmas. We had an active early-mid January with two winter storms and a week of subfreezing temperatures, including our coldest temperature in over a decade (4 degrees F).
No, just a weekly snowstorm. It’s not asking much.
Last weekend may be the event that finally sent me over the edge and killed my love of winter and snow.
Not to mention we are still only about halfway through the first quarter.
But the thing is, at least in Atlanta, by the time you get to late January you have maybe 2-3 weeks before spring sets in unless you get one of those very rare late Feb or March storms. I have always considered Feb 15 the cutoff date for winter along the I-20 corridor.
February and March storms are normal around here, I feel like my area always has a good 4-6 weeks. I’m ok with that.
Living in Carrollton all of my life I havent seen a good Late Feb or March snowstorm since March 1993 ! Usually the late winter storms are those stupid ULL's that bring hit or miss snows. Didnt get much of anything in March 09 or 10. And nothing in Late Feb 15.
True March isn’t common but I feel like the pattern is great if we still have cold around. February is my favorite because we ATL does great and February storms tend to give me more snow.
Today is the 15th and if he and Web are correct and I think they are it’s about a month. That’s why I said if we can survive this warm period we will end Winter feeling very satisfied of the outcome.
I think mid January we will start seeing fantastic fantasy storms one after another. We will be breaking records on this site and in our backyards. As you can tell I’m very optimistic.
