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This is very odd for me, as I have never lived in a place where it snows.
Seen mountain biking today in Russian Ridge near Skyline.
11 responses to “Snow in Silicon Valley”
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Lovely, lovely! I never lived in an snowy place either so I understand you getting emotional about it… ;-P
Anyway, my happiness about your snowy news is for other reasons, too… Will still be cold for a long while up there right?
Yeeehaa! =D
ohhh, I mean no evil here… You will understand later and hopefully -i hope!- you´ll be happy too that´s still little cold there. |-)
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Snow in your area is strange indeed. I would find it sad. Snow is too beautiful to be barely the star of the day. It must be full snow on the ground to be aprreciated. I bet it lasted a short time. Fun though.
Actually, it looks like the hill is covered with white wildflowers! Name? Hum, snowflake wildflowers. Good name?
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Ok, you saw it. I know this kind of barely white cover. Makes sense.
So marshmallow creme it is! And just in case you want some more when it dissapears:
Fluff or make-believe-snow for those who live in California -
really… trying to sled? ¿:-/
I just had it as a glimpse for a Simpsons´ episode!
It began to lightly snow in Springfield -like there in CA- and you see families trying to sled in the main park, with their skies on, chains for the car tires… all an exageration for 1000 miserable snowflakes!
LOL! 😀
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awesome shot…pov and the trail into the clouds, a very happy image in it’s setting. (the muck would have been a challenge tho:)
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Snow?
*Harumph*
Where I come from we would call that frost! Durn kids!
(OK, I lied. I live in the deserts of AZ, where it will be in the 70’s today.)
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It snowed in the Bay Area because this was an unusually cold storm. Cold storms bring lighter, drier, fluffier snow to the Sierras. This weekend was exceptionally fluffy.
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