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Matt wrote:

Grey wrote:Wow. Your Sarracenia must have lids of steel to carry that much snow. It's almost like they are competing to see who is the toughest "I can hold thiiiiiiiis much snow!" "Well I can hold thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis much snow".

Hah, I love the way you personify the Sarracenia pitchers Yeah, I was surpised at how much snow their lids were able to hold. It looked really bizarre to see snow 4+ inches high on the top of the Sarracenia.

Grey wrote:Bear is cute; our big man-cat doesn't mind snow but he doesn't like it on his paws so he kind of.. jumps, shakes his paws and falls over. Silly animals.

Yeah, Bear doesn't care too much for the now either. He's back inside now and probably will be most of the day

Our lady cat can't stand snow. Anything below room temperature sends her sulking on my bed.. or in my bed. Nothing like waking up to a purring bed-sheet.

I'm glad the snow in the UK is gone!

HarrisAz wrote:its a suprise thing the sarrs can survive that much snow on it!

Yeah, it does look surprising, but in reality is wasn't all that cold yesterday.

HarrisAz wrote:i wonder if Bear isnt shrivilingl?his bare foot is in the thick cold snow!i bet its very cold there

It was only around 0°C (32°F) yesterday, so not all that cold actually, but today it's quite a bit colder and snowier!

Wow, that's cool. Nice to know they're ok with those temps

Wow! Great shots!
Your plants be very strong to hold that much snow.