Yes, it's snowing. Every year at this time it snows for a day or two and then it becomes sunny and warm again for a few more weeks. Yet, even locals who have lived here for decades still think this means the end of summer and that we're going directly into winter. Although we had record snow the last two winters, the mountain did not accumulate snow until late November. Two seasons ago it was in the 50's most of that month and we all thought ski season would never come - then, starting December 1st is snowed for 6 weeks straight. So don't let the current weather scare you away from coming to the mountains for a look at the beautiful fall colors. They should peak sometime in mid-October.
Now that it's quiet in town, I thought this would be a good time to reflect on this summer's real estate activity.
Here is a summary of the information:
June
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