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January 29, 2009

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Ok this weather can stop any time now.... I WANT SPRING...
Glad you got the snow and ice off the greenhouse.

We got the same storm today.

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Yep, that storm made its way here, though not with the force you seem to have gotten. While winter landscapes have their place, spring can't come soon enough! You are a good one to brave the elements and care for the greenhouse....

I'm looking forward to spring too. I'm tired of getting a foot of snow every week. Usually we don't get this much. Usually we get snow; it melts; then it snows again. I suppose the massive snow cover is good for my plants, but I think I've shoveled enough.

Looks like you guys had a lot of fun with what should've been hard labor - that's great! We had about as much snow and a little less ice here in NE Ohio...but unfortunately, no cool greenhouse to clear off. I'm jealous of that really nice greenhouse!

bbbrrrr! This winter has been crazy hasn't it? Thank goodness you have coats, gloves, sleds, and hills to enjoy the snow:) bbbbbrrrrr

(I honestly, would have never thought of this-great post)

You must have some pretty tough plastic to stand up to that much ice. I too have been asking if it is spring yet!

Can't wait to see your hoop house in operation.

Hoping ya'll didn't have the power outages from the ice storms.

Snow on a greenhouse is a funny thing. I had 4 inches of white white snow on mine this week but it was so dark and gloomy inside. Had to knock it off to let the light back in. Worst (best) snow in London for 18 years.

Whew, glad your wonderful greenhouse held up to the snow!

Great work!

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