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S'no Way.....the place for pics n vid Sun Jan 10th 2021
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I tried to bring the motorcycle content into it but the post was considered violent and dangerous content.
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That would be more in line with the intent of this thread I think
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Beautiful shot. And as a former Iowan, yes we will be talking about this for years to come.
A real blizzard in San Antonio and two days later an all day Norman Rockwell snowfall.
I went out driving in that one as the streets were just wet and the scenery was gorgeous.
Sadly so many folks without power all week were not enjoying it at all.
Thanks. Yes it was quite an experience. The snow was not a problem but the cold temps and the length of time that we were down in the single digits and below was what caused all the problems. I imagine that lots of people including me may be replacing some of their landscaping since most of the plants used in Texas for landscaping are not qualified for the extreme cold we experienced. Will have to wait and see what comes back as it warms up.
for contrast. Feb 12, 2010, Plano, 3 weeks after I was hit head-on on my bike on the way to work.
Yep, this is the brownest, deadest, ugliest near-spring I have ever seen here.
Poor folks on the corner bought the house a year or so ago that has a fabulous xeriscape yard with lots of succulents.
It now looks like many thousands of dollars of work needed.
My ginger plants show no sign of life yet and my loquat tree leaves are toast.
We've had a hard freeze before with buds on the loquat and it's still gave lots of fruit.
Looks mighty bleak now and all we can do is wait.
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I have a succulent garden with cacti I have had for years. I now call it zeroscape 
All live oaks have lost leaves as well as my crape myrtles. I bet they will be back. Fruit trees are starting to bloom and I actually think the freeze helped them. Now if we don't get another frost or freeze.
All live oaks have lost leaves as well as my crape myrtles. I bet they will be back. Fruit trees are starting to bloom and I actually think the freeze helped them. Now if we don't get another frost or freeze.
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Nice pic. Are those tombstones in the background?
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If they are....those dearly departed folks sure get a lotta mail
LOL. Kind of looks like it doesn't it. Those are our mailboxes for all the dead people on the street.Nice pic. Are those tombstones in the background?