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In Maine, it’s Mainely about the Weather!
Before I moved to Maine, I wondered why it was home to so many mystery authors. The kind who write books that rely on twists. How often have you been smugly cruising along for a chapter or so, certain you … Continue reading
Waiting for the Punchline
Jessie: In northern New England, wondering if it is too early, or just plain wrong to gloat about missing out on the snow covering the mid-Atlantic. I’ve been thinking about weather a lot lately. Winter has been slow in coming to … Continue reading
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Tagged jessie crockett, Maine, New England, snow, Weather, winter
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Winter’s Lease Hath All Too Short a Date by Julia Spencer-Fleming
I realized this season had become The Little Winter That Didn’t last night. We had all gotten home exhausted from serving a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at church. I changed into pj’s, threw a load into the wash, and then, … Continue reading
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Tagged global climate change, ice fishing, ice skating, skiing, snow shoeing, snowmobiling, Weather, winter
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A Glorious Fall in Camelot
By James Hayman As I’ve written previously in this blog, weather plays a key role in my second book, The Chill of Night, which centered around one of the most brutally cold winters any of the characters in the book … Continue reading
