WINTER 2011

Watch the slideshow above for recent photos of our latest snow storm. The first 24 photos were taken this morning. The rest were from previous snowstorms this winter.

The picture above shows the monster overhang of snow dripping down into icicles outside my bedroom window. The overhang of snow must go out from the side of the house about 15 inches!

All in all we have gotten over 60 inches of snow this season. According to the weatherman on TV today.

Notice the pathways in the front yard for the dogs. I'm thinking of spray-painting the high snow portions green so it will look like an English maze. I've always wanted to plant hedges and let them grow and cut them into a maze out front. Maybe in my next life. For now I'll have to be happy with a snow-maze.

It's just a good thing I have Paul because shoveling out of this place would be way beyond my pay-grade.

That's it from here. Lots of things going on in our lives but not really appropriate to tell here - for now anyway. Let's just say they involve hospitals and insurance and rehab centers and leave it at that. Paul and I are fine though.

I am going to be one happy camper to see the spring thaw this year!

Chilly Cheers,

Bex & Co.

Thoughts from Crow Cottage (soon to be retired)
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Previous Entry :: Next Entry Read/Post Comments (4) Share on Facebook		2011-01-27 12:46 PM A Note From The Arctic WINTER 2011 Watch the slideshow above for recent photos of our latest snow storm. The first 24 photos were taken this morning. The rest were from previous snowstorms this winter. The picture above shows the monster overhang of snow dripping down into icicles outside my bedroom window. The overhang of snow must go out from the side of the house about 15 inches! All in all we have gotten over 60 inches of snow this season. According to the weatherman on TV today. Notice the pathways in the front yard for the dogs. I'm thinking of spray-painting the high snow portions green so it will look like an English maze. I've always wanted to plant hedges and let them grow and cut them into a maze out front. Maybe in my next life. For now I'll have to be happy with a snow-maze. It's just a good thing I have Paul because shoveling out of this place would be way beyond my pay-grade. That's it from here. Lots of things going on in our lives but not really appropriate to tell here - for now anyway. Let's just say they involve hospitals and insurance and rehab centers and leave it at that. Paul and I are fine though. I am going to be one happy camper to see the spring thaw this year! Chilly Cheers, Bex & Co. Read/Post Comments (4) Previous Entry :: Next Entry Back to Top