And the snow just keeps piling up
Jan. 27th, 2011 08:32 pmFirst, the forecast was for a few inches, then 5-9", then one TV station went 9-14" (!?!) then I gave up and went to bed. We got about 17". GAH!!!
This is the big snowpile at one section of the driveway.
Yeah, you shovel enough snow and you want to play with it ;) I could build an army of Daleks if I had the energy to dig through all the snow! See the car at left (Honda Accord). You can see how big the pile is!
The road with most of snow melted, cuz they probably dumped on enough salt to rot the rust on my car.
Oh, yeah, to the right of the buried mailbox is the driveway. Fortunately (THANK YOU!) the same snowplow driver who very nicely cleared away the three foot snow-packed-like-concrete section at bottom of driveway cleared it all away! Saved us about an hour's work to clear that. But you can see how deep the snow is by the shovel height.
Tree in backyard.
This is the dog pen. This shows how deep the snow is. The dog, if he were still alive, would have been in heaven with all this snow. We also would have died of heart attacks digging him little paths all through the yard ;)
I just liked the blue sky, as the sun began to set, over the snow-covered trees.
And lastly, my favorite shot, of my now possessed snow pile. ;)
This is the big snowpile at one section of the driveway.
Yeah, you shovel enough snow and you want to play with it ;) I could build an army of Daleks if I had the energy to dig through all the snow! See the car at left (Honda Accord). You can see how big the pile is!
The road with most of snow melted, cuz they probably dumped on enough salt to rot the rust on my car.
Oh, yeah, to the right of the buried mailbox is the driveway. Fortunately (THANK YOU!) the same snowplow driver who very nicely cleared away the three foot snow-packed-like-concrete section at bottom of driveway cleared it all away! Saved us about an hour's work to clear that. But you can see how deep the snow is by the shovel height.
Tree in backyard.
This is the dog pen. This shows how deep the snow is. The dog, if he were still alive, would have been in heaven with all this snow. We also would have died of heart attacks digging him little paths all through the yard ;)
I just liked the blue sky, as the sun began to set, over the snow-covered trees.
And lastly, my favorite shot, of my now possessed snow pile. ;)
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Date: 2011-01-28 01:39 am (UTC)Lovely snow landscapes. You have a beautiful piece of property. Looks like good bird habitat. Do you ever see or hear any owls?
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Date: 2011-01-28 02:07 am (UTC)(and I had to stop laughing long enough to even type... plus the comment by Seticat "Jabba the Heap" added value! =)
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Date: 2011-01-28 02:15 am (UTC)I see that
Thank goodness, we didn't get that much snow here...I would be suicidal by now!
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Date: 2011-01-28 02:29 am (UTC)Branch arms reaching into the sky ala' Calvin & Hobbes?
You would totally be my kind of neighbors... except for the snow!! =D
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Date: 2011-01-28 02:29 am (UTC)That was hilarious!
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Date: 2011-01-28 02:47 am (UTC)Love the big beautiful tree in the back with the dog pen, really beautiful. I like the snow but here in Texas we have the opposite problems...high cooling bills. If it gets to the 30s around here people are having a fit - LOL!
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Date: 2011-01-28 05:30 am (UTC)That's about 104 fahrenheit.