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Tag Archives: snow
Suddenly…Winter!
When we left the Red House a few weeks ago, the back meadow was still green but all the leaves had nearly fallen off the trees. And the deer, who love to walk down from the waterfall and roam the … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, cooking, food, kitchen, Renovation, The Property, Vegetables
Tagged deer, door handles, house renovation, snow, turkey, winter
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A Green January (Mostly) And Frozen Pipes!
Driving up to the Red House for a long three-day weekend we were pleasantly surprised that 1) there was no snow which meant 2) we wouldn’t have to shovel to get into the house at 10:30 at night. While I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, Eggs, Frozen Pipes, Gardening, Renovation, The Property
Tagged frozen pipes, linoleum, pancackes, pancakes, shoveling, snow, wood floors
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Preparing For Winter (And Craving Chicken Pot Pie)
The great thing about being in upstate New York is that the weather is so unpredictable. (I love change and I love surprises even weather-related ones.) About a month ago we woke to a few last colorful leaves on the … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, chicken, Construction, Uncategorized, Vegetables
Tagged chicken pot pie, couscous, early snow, insulating the red house, snow, the winter
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Snow, Salmon and Naan
We’ve had quite a winter both downstate and upstate. Since this is my first winter at the Red House, I don’t have anything to compare it to. It’s been bitterly cold (try minus 13!) and I’ve never seen so many … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Fish, The Property, Vegetables
Tagged cross country skiing, icicles, naan, salmon, snow, spicy food
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