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02/14/2007 07:26:57 PMPost actions · #1
Hi there,
I live in a part of the world that never sees snow. I've only touched snow a few times in my life and have to drive hours to see it.
It's NEVER snowed on the beaches where I live and for as long as I can remember I've wanted to know what the beach looks like where it snows.
If you have any photos of the Beach and Snow I would LOVE to see them.
Looking forward to seeing something I have yet to experience!
Thanks in advance.
02/14/2007 07:42:20 PMPost actions · #2
I searched the site and found these.
I like the last one best.
02/14/2007 08:05:38 PMPost actions · #3
Come on DPC-ers!
How about some more pics for Lisa, who's enduring the agony of perpetual warm weather down-under?
02/14/2007 08:07:59 PMPost actions · #4
Frickin heat and sun!!!! I have some ... alas it appears I deleted them from my port when space became a concern ....
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Will ... keep ... looking ...
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02/14/2007 08:17:01 PMPost actions · #5
Originally posted by Fromac:
Come on DPC-ers!
How about some more pics for Lisa, who's enduring the agony of perpetual warm weather down-under?
Yeah do you have any idea what it's like to live with 30 degree heat day after day, while a good portion of you are showing me snow, snow, snow - it looks so cool, fresh, white (and bloody cold - GRIN!)
02/14/2007 08:19:26 PMPost actions · #6
How about ice?
02/14/2007 08:21:41 PMPost actions · #7
Not exactly a big beach with snow, like by an ocean or a lake, but this is a little beach on the Columbia river (the beach is mainly used for fishing, although I've seen people wading and dogs playing in the water there, in Summer, of course) :)
02/14/2007 08:23:53 PMPost actions · #8
Message edited by author 2007-02-14 20:25:09.
02/14/2007 08:24:23 PMPost actions · #9
no snow. but beaches!
02/14/2007 08:25:53 PMPost actions · #10
"our" beach (Gyro Park), in Winter.
02/14/2007 08:28:07 PMPost actions · #11
Long Beach, Vancouver Island
(Furthest point west)
02/14/2007 08:39:09 PMPost actions · #12
Oh WOW - you guys ROCK!
Thank you SO MUCH!
It's stinking hot here today - and it's so wonderful to get a sense of the opposite side of the earth - SMILE!
02/15/2007 01:07:08 AMPost actions · #13
Originally posted by iamwoman:
Oh WOW - you guys ROCK!
Thank you SO MUCH!
It's stinking hot here today - and it's so wonderful to get a sense of the opposite side of the earth - SMILE!
Glad we could help. Anytime you want to feel cold just take a look at my Rockies Weekend or Elk Island National Park (2007) images.
02/15/2007 01:42:17 AMPost actions · #14
These are awesome. I only ever touched snow once, when it snowed 20km from my home in NSW. And have always wanted to see snow one day. And then I saw these images in this thread.....wow!! I definitely wanna see that.
Thanks for sharing.
02/15/2007 01:56:59 AMPost actions · #15
You people can have all of mine. I'm tired of looking at it and moving it.Message edited by author 2007-02-15 01:57:13.
02/15/2007 02:09:19 AMPost actions · #16
Not beaches, but plenty of snow...
Here's one meyers took today in Chicago.
And mine on the way home from work (stopped snowing by then).
Chicago has had a lot of snow in the last couple of days (not like NY, but...)Message edited by author 2007-02-15 02:09:48.
02/15/2007 03:14:24 AMPost actions · #17
Not a beach ... just taken from my front door.
02/15/2007 03:27:31 AMPost actions · #18
10 years ago maybe I could have shown you some snow. This year we've had snow for about 1 day. I blame global warming.
02/15/2007 04:10:52 AMPost actions · #19
I will get you a picture when i get home from school ;)
02/15/2007 05:43:37 AMPost actions · #20
Some I took in January: Tall Timber
02/15/2007 08:11:40 AMPost actions · #21
An icy beach
02/15/2007 08:25:38 AMPost actions · #22
Here is a Colorado beach.
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02/15/2007 08:28:42 AMPost actions · #23
Small lake in Michigan
02/15/2007 09:10:40 AMPost actions · #24
Salsbury Beach Mass:
My Front yard a couple of weeks ago:
02/15/2007 09:33:36 AMPost actions · #25
My friend Cross country skiing on the frozen, snow covered lake.