[NatureNS] Frost

Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2015 09:42:08 -0400 (AST)
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   <p>Hi All</p> 
   <p>Yesterday I shoveled a walk to the brook.</p> 
   <p>About 25 m across the lawn - I wanted a path for the</p> 
   <p>water to flow should we get a big thaw.</p> 
   <p>I had 2 susprises -&#160; the first was the ground on a lot</p> 
   <p>of the lawn wasn&#39;t frozen. The heat from the earth and</p> 
   <p>the big blanket of snow had thawed it out. With the</p> 
   <p>water table low it will allow the ground to soak up a lot</p> 
   <p>of water to feed into the brook latter in the spring.</p> 
   <p>The second susprise was how open the brook was.</p> 
   <p>Flowing quite nicely but very low. very little ice.</p> 
   <p>Enjoy the winter</p> 
   <p>Paul</p> 
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