FLASHBACK 2011: IN CASE YOU DON'T REMEMBER WHAT WINTER LOOKS LIKE
CALHOUN HAD ABOUT ONE INCH OF SHOW AT ONE TIME IN WINTER OF 2022-23
2011
Last week was "a dead of winter" kind of week, with snow and the temperatures falling to near zero, a typical kind of winter from days of yore.
There was a melting and warming trend this weekend, at least with sunshine, but the temperature is dropping toward single digits Sunday night.
"Mammy Jane" Jarvis homestead on Oka Road,
site of the novel "The Legend of Mammy Jane"
County Park chilled down (left); the burial ground of
Mike Fink and unknown Indian, who destroyed each other
Farmland along Beech Creek (Milo-Oka Section)
Calhoun farmhouse and farm in Milo-Oka area
Fields of play near Arnoldsburg Community Building
Farm pond near mouth of Crummies (Crummis) Creek
The original Orma Elementary school, one
of over 100 that once scattered the county
Landscape in the "dead of winter"