well i actually don’t think it’s that many. and i can’t speak for his knife purchases but my set is pretty basic. Chef’s knife, long slicer knife, paring knife, small and large serrated, peeler knife and santoku knife.

depends on what i’m doing in the kitchen but they all get good use

Never knew what it was called, thanks!

It’s a challenge to capture how massive it is!

Snow needles.

https://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snowcrystals/class/class-old.htm#:~:text=Needles%20are%20slender%2C%20columnar%20ice,small%20bits%20of%20white%20hair.

Mr and Mrs Smith?

I stopped by there last year; the cheese tower is even more impressive in person.

Thank you!

Ear hooks

Iykyk!

I’ve never seen anything like this before, I just learned it’s called an ice heave. In the video you can see how the fall over like dominoes

I think this is deposition; a phase change (condensation, evaporation, etc.) where the cold morning air skips the liquid moisture phase and directly becomes a solid, the frost.

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Yes you can, it'll be worth it.

Don’t Let Go (green album reference) of that CD!

I've seen this happen before, always so cool to come across.

You know what they say about people with big left ear holes right? 😏

Your house is beautiful

I've seen a lot of snow and honestly never seen that. Wild.

Are you sure they are snow flakes? Is* there frost on trees around you by chance? I typically see this when frost comes down from the wind. Both hoar and brine frost look like this when they are released.

If that guy gets any better he'll start doing it with 1 hand behind his back.

Jungle Jim’s?

That looks awesome! I wish we had something like that in Alaska.

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Yeah I get a handwritten letter in the mail from the local JW church a couple times per year. I think most recently was around Christmas.

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