Plow races past,
singing its
rasping winter song.
Very evocative…
Been there when I lived in Montana. The plows usually come out of hibernation in early November.
They’re early for us this year. Usually our seasons are right on schedule with the calendar- snow in mid to late December.
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Shawn Bird is a high school English teacher, poet, and author in the beautiful Shuswap region of British Columbia, Canada. She is a proud member of Rotary and a former Rotary Youth Exchange Student.
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Very evocative…
Been there when I lived in Montana. The plows usually come out of hibernation in early November.
They’re early for us this year. Usually our seasons are right on schedule with the calendar- snow in mid to late December.