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The top picture was taken Saturday afternoon and the bottom picture was taken this morning. With 16" of snow I had a long day ahead of me. After 6 hours of using the snow blower and shoveling I ran out of gas. I know for a fact that tomorrow will be a painful day recovering.
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Comments (12)
Wow! That's what I call a snowstorm! Where I live in SE Michigan my yard has a thin white dusting covering it, perhaps 2 inches? If I'm generous with the ruler, I suppose. Cool pair of shots, I don't envy you on that excavation project you had to do to dig out, though.
I hope you stocked up for a bit.. we got a dusting of snow here that was about it.. I am amazed at the snow on the steps under the second story. where was this? Stay warm my friend.
That is a lot of snow!! Excellent comparison shots.
vous pouvez profitez de la neige pour faire des batailles de boule de neige ;de la luge,des bonhommes...ou rester au chaud! joyeux noel you can enjoy the snow to make battles snowball, tobogganing, snowmen ... and stay warm! merry christmas
work aside, the landscape is very beautiful!
wonderful shot and take it easy my friend the snow will always be there tomarrow in wi we have learned that lesson well
lol....but very nice though.Wonderful capture !!
Cool shots, Brrrrr
wow this is snow! here it's also snowing and we are near the sea! BRRRR!
Excellent before and after shots. Looks alot like what we got hit with. I shoveled for abot 3 hours Saturday, then another 2 on Sunday to dig the car and driveway out after the plows came by. Hope you had some strong hot chocolate on hand.
Amazing!
Oooo, I remember those days all too well. You have my sympathies. Hot soaks with epsom salts, a rub down with some Vicks (yes, Vicks), hot drinks and you should be good as new. :o) I hope you were feeling better by your birthday. :o)