Seing you guys talk of spring......

.......spring is a relative thing ;-)

We have gotten the sun back and the days are quite long.
But this is what I see when i look outside my kitchen window:

http://www.imsoc.se/angler/temp/MVC-819L.JPG

Well, at least the kids are enjoying themselfs.
Apart from early sea trout my first real fly fishing this year will be at
Penns.

We got another foot of snow the day after I took this picture, so things
aren't getting any better.

/ Roger
Daytime engineer
Lifetime fly fisherman
If you feel like it, visit http://www.imsoc.se/angler/ for info on fly
fishing in northern Sweden, Lapland,
or visit http://www.imsoc.se/ffgallery/ , the fly fishermen's gallery.

"Roger Öhlund" wrote in news:4041b188_
:

http://www.imsoc.se/angler/temp/MVC-819L.JPG

....were those tracks on the rooftop from St. Nick or were the kids
snowboarding? :-) Looking at that shot makes me feel a whole lot better..
our snow is about 90% gone now and another 55+ degree day on tap. Thanks
for sharing Roger, that shot reminded me of my days in Alaska where temps
could go to -50 in Jan. (they not only could but did)

Frank Church
...still, it was a time in my life that is remembered fondly..

On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 10:32:06 +0100, "Roger Öhlund"
wrote:

......spring is a relative thing ;-)

We have gotten the sun back and the days are quite long.
But this is what I see when i look outside my kitchen window:

http://www.imsoc.se/angler/temp/MVC-819L.JPG

Well, at least the kids are enjoying themselfs.
Apart from early sea trout my first real fly fishing this year will be at
Penns.

We got another foot of snow the day after I took this picture, so things
aren't getting any better.

/ Roger
Daytime engineer
Lifetime fly fisherman
If you feel like it, visit http://www.imsoc.se/angler/ for info on fly
fishing in northern Sweden, Lapland,
or visit http://www.imsoc.se/ffgallery/ , the fly fishermen's gallery.






Looks like fun. We had almost that much a week ago ( well maybe about
half as much, which is still alot of snow), but a week of temperatures
well above freezing has knocked it down some. How much above average
is your snow pack this year?


g.c.

Roger Öhlund wrote:
......spring is a relative thing ;-)

We have gotten the sun back and the days are quite long.
But this is what I see when i look outside my kitchen window:

http://www.imsoc.se/angler/temp/MVC-819L.JPG

Well, at least the kids are enjoying themselfs.
Apart from early sea trout my first real fly fishing this year will be at
Penns.

We got another foot of snow the day after I took this picture, so things
aren't getting any better.

/ Roger
Daytime engineer
Lifetime fly fisherman
If you feel like it, visit http://www.imsoc.se/angler/ for info on fly
fishing in northern Sweden, Lapland,
or visit http://www.imsoc.se/ffgallery/ , the fly fishermen's gallery.


Love that rooftop slide!

Willi

"George Cleveland" wrote in message
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On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 10:32:06 +0100, "Roger Öhlund"
wrote:


http://www.imsoc.se/angler/temp/MVC-819L.JPG

Looks like fun. We had almost that much a week ago ( well maybe about
half as much, which is still alot of snow), but a week of temperatures
well above freezing has knocked it down some. How much above average
is your snow pack this year?

;-)

Well, I'd say it's below average.............

From 70 cm of snow and upwards in the north of Sweden, depending on where
you're measuring.

/Roger

"Roger Öhlund" wrote in message
...
......spring is a relative thing ;-)

We have gotten the sun back and the days are quite long.
But this is what I see when i look outside my kitchen window:

http://www.imsoc.se/angler/temp/MVC-819L.JPG



How cool (pun intended) to see that view with snow on it, as it was taken
from almost exactly the same position where I last saw your barn surrounded
by a lush green lawn. How about a shot of your porch and (unfinished)
doorway?

--riverman