We woke up to find snow outside.
Snow.
Snow!
The last time I saw snow was in 1998, trudging through 20° weather in
Boston, at night, ever on the lookout for the next subway station, which was
inexorably “just around the corner.”
Fortunately, the snow was a light dusting over Brevard, and most of it was gone by late
monring.
Unfortunately, we were not ensconced under three feet of blanket, but
instead, we found ourselves trudging through 30° weather in Brevard, in the
early moring, ever on the lookout for a farmers market, which was inexorably
“just around the corner.”
Okay, I kid. It was several blocks from The Red House Inn, but due
to the weather and the fact that some parts of Transylvania County
experienced several inches of snow, the number of
sellers at the Transylvania Farmers
Market was severely curtailed to about ten foolhardy brave
vendors.
The rest of the day was spent under three feet of blanket.
Snow!
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