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First Freeze for NYC
November 23rd 2021 ( first snow November 28th 2021 )
November 18th 2020
November 8th 2019
November 14th 2018 ( first snow November 15th 2018)
Belvedere Castle is a folly in Central Park in Manhattan, New York City. It contains exhibit rooms and an observation deck, and since 1919, has housed Central Park’s official weather station.
Belvedere Castle was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in 1867–1869. An architectural hybrid of Gothic and Romanesque styles, Vaux's design called for a Manhattan schist and granite structure with a corner tower with conical cap, with the existing lookout over parapet walls between them.[1] Its name comes from belvedere, which means "beautiful view" in Italian.[2]: 162
Belvedere Castle was built as a shell with doors and windows open to the weather. Originally, the main tower had a more medieval design, with a weather antenna on top, but during the castle's 1983 renovation, the tower was restored in a German style with a flag, a weather vane, and an anemometer on top. The two fanciful half-timbered wooden pavilions deteriorated without painting and upkeep and were removed before 1900, but restored in the 1980s.
Starting in 1919, Belvedere Castle housed the New York Meteorological Observatory, which had been taken over by the United States Weather Bureau. The current weather station in Central Park, an Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS), is located immediately south of the castle, though wind equipment is still located on the main tower.
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New York City - USA - November 2021
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Taken Apr 4, 2019
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Baby, it's cold outside! Temperatures here in the US heartland are single digits Fahrenheit and there's snow piled everywhere. A girl needs to bundle up in jacket, leggings and woolly socks, with a skirt to keep things feminine.
More seasonally correct fashion in my winter album.
One of the tame cows getting a pet from the youngest. The kids came to the farm for a visit over Easter holidays.
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House Sparrows are coming to the feeder every day. The weather turned cold and snow is on the ground. They are very hungry little birds.
ME AND DUDE'S MOST EXCELLENT ICEBOW ADVENTURE
We were stopped at the roadside, blinking and stunned by the strange beauty.
It was midday when we got into Haines Junction. I fell in love right there. I admit, it was the precious Canadian gasoline that got us hot for the place, but while Dude was having a fling with the pump I had time to take a breath and soak in the Extreme Scenic Beauty. The Yukon, for the hordes of you who live in ignorance of such knowledge, is gorgeous. Haines Junction sits at the intersection of the "Haines Road" (that would be the road that goes to Haines) and the Alcan. To the southwest is the Kluane Range which is a long row of bare three mile tall rocks that you will consider yourself blessed to have seen.
So after having improved both fuel state and food state, we got back on the road ... and a few miles later, I pointed to my left and exclaimed, "Dude, a sundog! Wow! Pull off here!" As a rule Dude hadn't let us stop for photo ops but he obliged while I took a couple of snapshots of a bright, tall sundog over the Jeep. It was cool, but not that cool you know. Dude got us moving again and then the Kluanes were fully revealed to the left of us, the sun dancing above and below a knife-sharp granite ridge, backlit snow swirling and streaming from the peaks, and there was this weird flavor to the ether in the Jeep that had us both expecting something, and then we both said holy sh--, holy f---, oh my god, Dude, stop the car, holy sh--, jesus christ wow oh my god wow and opened the doors and stood up in the cool breeze
And there we were, blinking and stunned.
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JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska -- Pfc. Shavona Thomas, assigned to 95th Chemical Company, a native of Savannah, Ga., covers her sector of fire around the corner of a building at Baumeister MOUT Site, Feb. 28, 2013. Clearing buildings and streets of potential threats in an urban environment is an essential soldiering skill and imperative for chemical Soldiers to be proficient in when performing recon for chemical or biological agents. (U.S. Air Force photo/Justin Connaher)
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Bura, strong north, north-eastern wind, very cold wind, hitting the ship and the lighthouse Porer on the cape Kamenjak, Croatia.
ca. 1910 - ca. 1930
View shows snow covered trees and rocks on a mountain.
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After nearly two straight weeks of sub-freezing temperatures, the Chicago River looked gorgeous as ever.
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Most leaves are now gone from the street trees, just a few are hanging onto them. Crumb is tucked in on his box looking chilly, but is refusing to move. Ginger is in an outside box entirely hidden from sight. Snowy showers are forecast for tomorrow. Messages about Black Friday are flooding my inbox. It is still November but it doesn't feel like it. Christmas is coming!!!
This was a bit of serendipity. I had eyed this sweater back when they were sold in American Eagle Outfitter stores, but I'm a bargain hunter and so I wasn't willing to pay full price for it. This past weekend while quickly going through the racks at Goodwill in search of cardigans, I found the exact sweater I had wanted all those many months ago--in pink (I LOVE pink) and my size and perfect condition for $3.
Pink sweater - American Eagle (Goodwill)
Brown and white button shirt - JCPenney
Jeans - American Eagle
Bronze flats - JCPenney
Silver and gold chain necklace - Belk
Handbag - Guess (Ross)
Under $2.25 per serving.
The addition of tortilla chips gives this chicken chili a traditional cornmeal flavor that is almost like eating a chicken enchilada. It's not only easy to make but it's ready in less than 30 minutes!
Makes 6 (1-cup) servings.
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 16 minutes
INGREDIENTS
1 pound boneless skinless chicken breast halves, cut into 3/4-inch cubes
1 package McCormick® Chili Seasoning Mix, Original
1 can (14 1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
1 can (15 to 16 ounces) kidney, white or pinto beans, undrained
1 can (11 ounces) Mexican-style corn or whole kernel corn, drained
1/2 cup water
1 1/2 cups broken tortilla chips (bite-size pieces)
Shredded Cheddar cheese, sour cream and chopped cilantro (optional)
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It was a cold and gray afternoon, however I felt good walking and breathing fresh air. I was in no hurry, strolling downtown at my leisure, taking time to look around.
How strange, I thought, people look more or less the same this time of the year, all dressed in dark colors, walking fast to avoid the change of temperature.
I didn't feel like stopping people for my Strangers project, they seemed in a rush, hurrying home, catching a bus, running errands... Life in a big city is hectic, people passing by constantly, everyone seems to be on a mission.
And then I saw these two young girls, talking and laughing joyfully. They didn't seem in any hurry.
I approached to ask if they had a moment. It depends, they responded, quite wisely.
I told them a bit about my Strangers project and wondered whether they'd let me take some pictures of them.
Sure, they said gladly.
Camilla, the one on the right, is studying to be a midwife. I was impressed. My daughter has had three home births, I know how important is the role of a midwife.
Ellen, Camilla's friend, has graduated from high school last summer and is taking a sabbatical now. She wants to work and save some money before she'll continue with her studies.
While we were talking it got chilly, but Ellen kept her jacket wide open. It made me shiver just seeing her bare, white skin. She laughed and said that she was from Kokkola, which is a much colder place than Helsinki. "But I'll zip up if it'll make you feel less cold," she said with a gentle smile.
I told the girls about myself and Ellen said that her sister's boyfriend was from my homeland. How nice.
We often meet someone who has some sort of connection with someone else that we know.
A small world, indeed.
These Alaskan kids are tough stuff! It's brutally cold on this Sunday in Feb., but they are determined to ride - alone if needed!
After nearly two straight weeks of sub-freezing temperatures, the Chicago River looked gorgeous as ever.
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