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All the best in 2018! Spent the day shoveling 3 feet of snow off the roof, digging out some hay bales, and my wife snapped this pic. Temperature has warmed up to about -10F, and the week looks like sunshine and up to above freezing by next weekend.

Crazy horses, Ruby would have a couple of inches of snow on her back and not mind it at all, only really went into her shelter if it was cold and windy or raining hard.

We got just warm enough yesterday to turn what little wet snow we had into slush which then turned to ice last night.

WOW ... that is a beautiful scene .... one I'll (hopefully) never see in our part of the country ... Happy New Year

Amazing shot, the deer obviously enjoy your hospitality.

I'm hoping for snow... since we are retired and don't have to go out in it anywhere, we can enjoy the peace it brings. The utv will get us easily around the farm, the Titan will get us around if we HAD to get out... otherwise... hobby time.

Man RR freezer meat ahead of them horses. Venison tenderloin steak and eggs. Horsepower for scoopin snow.

RR, Happy New Year! That's an excellent photo, it reminds me of when I lived in Colorado Territory . We're at 16 today, which is odd for our area of Texas. Hopefully we'll be back up to 60-70 in a few days.

RanchRoper wrote:All the best in 2018! Spent the day shoveling 3 feet of snow off the roof, digging out some hay bales, and my wife snapped this pic. Temperature has warmed up to about -10F, and the week looks like sunshine and up to above freezing by next weekend.

Wow! Looks like a lot of work. Try and stay warm. May your year be bright and have more sunshine also.

Happy New Year everyone.

Ranch Roper, we are at -10 f here. Hoping to get up to 8 or 10 today. Tell Mrs. RR that is a wonderful photograph. Thanks for sharing a New Year photograph.

Nice picture, but no thanks. Just cold here, 2 degrees, but no snow.

Happy New Year to you also RR and to all the HRF family. I hope everyone has a safe, healthy, joyful 2018.