>>2859345
Our winter sucked, snow levels at 4000 feet.

I broke my ankle slipping in the snow 2 months ago and have been recovering. I hope to be able to hike again by the beginning of March.

>>2859345
I did yeah

>>2859374
I bet you are a fat fuck. fatass

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Last week has been warm. Much of the snow in the Siskiyous melted but still a fun hike

i don't have crampons

>>2859345
most of my area's snow got diverted to the east coast, which is a shame, we are going to miss that snowpack in august, and I'm missing the super quiet late night snowy woods walks I usually get to enjoy this time of year.

>>2859345
In Johannesburg. Took me decades, but I finally saw snow falling for the first time like two years ago. Was snowing for 30 minutes. Weird ass weather. Pretty damn hot now that the rainy season passed, so hiking gets sweaty.

>>2859345
>SW germany
>Two days of snow in early january
>Ill
>Two days of snow in late january
>Resting from minor surgery
FML

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>>2859345
Yup.

>>2859383
Projecting won't help you here. Just go outside.

>>2860011
unless you're mountain climbing microspikes are cheap and fine on plain ice