Waking Up to Heavy December Snow in Truckee
Woke up and the back door wouldn't tell us anything — snow packed against the glass higher than my head, just a strip of sky and buried pine branches visible…
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Woke up and the back door wouldn't tell us anything — snow packed against the glass higher than my head, just a strip of sky and buried pine branches visible…
Read entryThe first big snow of the season finally landed on Truckee, and it did not hold back. The ponderosas in the yard spent the day dumping loads off their branches…
Read entryThanksgiving this year at the house above Donner Lake, up at 5,800 feet with snow still sitting on the roof next door and the snowshoes hung on the deck fence…
Read entryA two-part day. First the band concert — a full stage of kids in black, tubas along the back row, the director in his striped shirt standing out against…
Read entryOvercast the whole visit, and this day started across the water in Charlestown, out along the marina where the Bunker Hill Monument sits dead center on the…
Read entryMidweek in our October week in Singapore, and the day ran exactly the way the trip has: temples first, Supertrees after dark. Morning at the Buddha Tooth Relic…
Read entrySixteenth birthday dinner tonight, everyone around the table at home in Truckee. After the plates were cleared out came the cake — layers with dulce de leche…
Read entryAn evening walk through Cambridge, started while the sun was still up and finished well after dark. We came in along a street of terraced houses and parked…
Read entryFirst of a few days around Edinburgh, staying out in Musselburgh, and the train up hugged the coast most of the way — at one point a whole town spread out…
Read entryTwo days in London, and the first stretch of it was after dark, walking up the Mall toward Buckingham Palace. Admiralty Arch was hung with a row of white…
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