More snow!

 Two inches of accumulation this morning brings us to a whopping 94 inches for the season.  

We have had our two hummingbird feeders out for the past three weeks or so, and Mike is having to refill the feeders almost daily.  We've seen about seven at one time.  



Marchelle sent me a picture of a bear above the movie set mine a few days ago.  She said it was medium size, but it looked huge to me.  That could be because Sequoia and Mango were with here.  Bear aware - tis the season!

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