A couple of unexpected starts to the New Year

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Nov 18, 2005
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These are poking up in the yard today. I saw fat, green lilac buds too.

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And in Eastern WA last night, late night revelers had to deal with twelve feet of terrifying tumbleweeds.

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Trapped Cars Faced New Holiday Travel Menace: #tumblegeddon

Tumbleweeds are common in the desert plateau of eastern Washington state. But a 12-foot high stack of them trapped cars for hours.
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IF the rain would stop long enough, I'd take a picture of my garlic poking through the mulch! <>
 
We're in for a wet spell. Gonna be heavy for the next couple days. Locally we can use it and it's building snowpack in the mountains, so I am grateful.
 
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This is a feed from our local VHF repeater at 3400', they've got about 4 feet up there, which is good. We're going to get hit with that same system, with up to 6'' in some areas.
 
Skiing is still garbage this year. Need some snow!
 
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