Early this morning the view from the kitchen window.
Mountains of snow
Our road gets plowed and sanded - no salt treatment.
Look closely here at the side of the barn. Two figures are working in the cold to put up the remaining clapboard on that side. I don't know how they do it. My face was frozen just walking to the library and back and my fingers frozen as I took these photos.
Snow is so very scenic but not very enjoyable in my area where we don't have enough snow removal equipment.
ReplyDeleteA real taste of winter. Brrrr!
ReplyDeleteThat’s quite a snow curl over your window. Don’t walk under it — unless you want snow down your neck!
ReplyDelete...you received more snow than we did, tomorrow they are forecasting 40 F with rain.
ReplyDeleteYou must be close to water that is why they put no salt. Not sure where you are in NH I am in central NH. We got about what you did and it is very heavy!
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Wow lots of snow. Ours is almost all gone and we wonder if we will get any more. None in the forecast. Your house is amazing. I would like to go on a tour someday. ;-) Stay warm.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! That is a lot of white!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. I know living in it and us admiring it are two different things, ha. And your house color with the snow is so lovely. Stay warm, it looks awfully cold!
ReplyDeleteWe got a lot of snow on Monday!
ReplyDeleteLots of people posting lots of snow pics. I like the path leading up to your cute house.
ReplyDeleteYou beat us again in the snowfall totals, Marcia, as Nashua, NH, escaped once again and quite honestly I would have preferred the snow to all the rain we had on Monday. When we lived in VA, there was no sanding and salting on the local roads as well except the main highway.
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