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.
CHILLY CALHOUN LANDSCAPE
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_015.jpg)
"Mammy Jane" Jarvis homestead on Oka Road,
site of the novel "The Legend of Mammy Jane"
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_029.jpg)
County Park chilled down (left); the burial ground of
Mike Fink and unknown Indian, who destroyed each other
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_019.jpg)
Farmland along Beech Creek (Milo-Oka Section)
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_017.jpg)
Calhoun farmhouse and farm in Milo-Oka area
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_003.jpg)
Fields of play near Arnoldsburg Community Building
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_008.jpg)
Farm pond near mouth of Crummies (Crummis) Creek
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_006.jpg)
The original Orma Elementary school, one
of over 100 that once scattered the county
![](http://www.hurherald.com//articles/42829/winter_11_022.jpg)
Landscape in the "dead of winter"
|