362: Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow

If you’ve talked to me any time recently, you’ve heard me bitch about the snow.  My folks call every so often to remind themselves why they went to balmy Germany for Christmas . . . this post is mostly for them.

This is what our snow usually looks like.

This is what our snow usually looks like.

That same deck, later in the week.

That same deck, later in the week.

We gave up on the water panels.

We gave up on the water panels.

There is a truck hidden in this picture.  A big truck.  It is red.  Really.

There's a truck in this picture. Really. It's big and red.

The snow on roof tops has been the topic of quite a bit of news around here.

The snow on roof tops has been the topic of quite a bit of news around here.

It's like Where's Waldo?  Somewhere in the picture, there is a grill, a deck, a basketball hoop, and a polar bear.

It's like Where's Waldo? Somewhere in the picture, there is a grill, a deck, a basketball hoop, and a polar bear.

Okay, I lied about the polar bear.

We do have some scary-ass icicles, though.

We do have some scary-ass icicles, though.

(And the fact that the icicles grow sideways up here makes them particularly scary).

Okay, the icicles don't really grow sideways here.  I just have technical issues.

Okay, the icicles don't really grow sideways here. I just have technical issues.

Eventually, the snow buckles under its own weight.

Eventually, the snow buckles under its own weight.

Lest you feel too poorly for me . . .

This is my septic field (untreed area in to the left of the photo).

This is my septic field (untreed area in to the left of the photo).

And this is my driveway.

And this is my driveway.

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One Response to 362: Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow

  1. zachary says:

    These are truly beautiful pics. If I could get myself up there, I would gaze at the view myself. As it stands, we are stranded as Paul took the only reasonable snow car to work. It does look like Narnia, though I think you had Christmas.

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