It must be a sign
This morning I'm taking the cover off our N.L. TC, just as I get ready to fold the cover up I hear a honk, and as I look up their's a pair of Canadian Geese flying in tandem right over the TC. In case...
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K Mac wrote:
This morning I'm taking the cover off our N.L. TC, just as I get ready to fold the cover up I hear a honk, and as I look up their's a pair of Canadian Geese flying in tandem right over the TC. In case your not aware N.L.'s logo is a pair of Canadian Geese flying through the wild blue yonder. It was like they were telling me it's time to put her back on the mule. It's amazing the way nature has a way of telling you something. We just went through our coldest Feb. on record here in our part of N.Y.'s Hudson Valley, now were baking in 50-60 degree weather the last 4-5 days. Heading to Spokane Wa. in a few weeks to visit my brother, no clock's, priceless.
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IMHO the 'only' way to predict the weather IS by the geese.
They not only tell the coming of spring they have a 100% track record in predicting when winter will hit. They get out of dodge in time every single year.
I always leave to go down south when the geese start flocking in groups in the sky. One year I didn't leave right away and I was snowed in for months. Yup, they do know.
