The Yeager's Home
January 2011 winter weather in North Texas
January 9, 2011 -- The first winter storm of the season..
The snow fall begins.
View from the back porch.
Front Yard
View from the East.
View from the back porch.
February 1-5, 2011 -- February began with one of the strongest arctic fronts to drive through the central states in years. Temperatures remained below freezing for days. The cold front processed such strength that the electric power grid was stressed to the point there were several partial failures of power plants promoting the state to initiate rolling "black outs". Schools and other "non-essentials" were advised or directed to close as power to residences, hospitals, and first responders are the priority. The result was that Trenton ISD closed first due to icy condition and next due to power outages for two days, and then for snow to round out the week. Most area schools were closed for four consecutive days that week. Both the U.S. mail and the local newspapers could not be delivered for three of the days. The golf cart turned out to be the most "sure footed" method of travel to the campuses in order to shut down the school network to prevent damage from the rolling blackouts.
Front view February 2011
The buggie traveled back and forth to various school campuses during the record breaking cold in early February 2011.
The morning of Friday, February 4, 2011 brought 4 to 5 inches of snow on top of the ice.
The view east on Tiger Lane.
The view west on Tiger Lane.
The Wegers across the road build a snowman in the front yard.
The Buggie gets me up to the school in the snow to check on the network servers.
Trenton High School in the snow.
Saturday, February 5, 2011 brings a cloudless sky.
Sunrise Saturday February 5, 2011
Just after sunrise.
Sunshine and snow.
Packed snow on the roads south of Trenton.
The corner of Tiger Lane and FM 815.
Trenton High School on a crisp Fedruary morning in 2011.
Damage that took place during the ice storm.
Conservatory on March 2011.
April 2011 spring in North Texas
April 16, 2011 -- The cold winter lead to a hot and dry spring with very high winds. The pink evening primrose really liked it. The grass and irises did not.
After four years these Dianthus are doing well.
Pink Evening Primrose and Winecups.
Pink Evening Primrose, Winecups, and Knockout Roses.
Mealy Blue Sage.
Purple Iris.
Pink Evening Primrose cover the field behind our house in mid April, 2011.
September 2011 2005 Ford Ranger Purchase
September 8, 2011 --
Crowded Garage Version 3.0.
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