
Tim and I made the 45-minute drive east from San Diego to Mount
Laguna a few weekends back after a series of big Pacific storms dumped inches of rain on the city and several feet of snow on the mountains.

When the local mountains get snow like this on the weekends, thousands of people converge on them. Luckily, we arrived early (around 8:30 a.m.) and police were requiring chains for the drive to the summit (which I have, of course).
The scenery was postcard beautiful.

I call this Tim, No, Cow.

No, my
tongue didn't get stuck.

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