Next we went on a rescue mission to pick up Holly, Nathan and Jack who had been without power/heat since 3 a.m. I was expecting the worst, but the trip out there wasn't so bad. We followed a snowplow out of our neighborhood and only saw a few cars on route 7.
Visibility was poor... but Ed did a great job driving.
Mission accomplished! Jack was in his PJs and ready to go to a warm house.
I wish there was an accurate way to describe how crazy it is. Here are some morning pictures...
Here's "Nanny's Dogwood" tree.
Betsy's car is waiting for you...
McKinsey and Ethan came over to "help".
And the chairs continue to disappear.
OK.. that's the snow news . Already, school has been closed for both Monday and Tuesday. YEAH!!!! No more snow complaining!.... and probably no more snow blogging either~!
Ohhh you DO have a ton of snow!! It is really something to see isn't it?? Winter sure has no mercy this year. ;)
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I can't believe you actually might have more snow than us!!I measured 26 inches and deeper in the drifts. No plows out here - and power out twice!!!Woodstoves and generator are on!!! Can't wait to get more of this on Tuesday!!!! :>(
ReplyDeleteOh my!! I grew up in Colorado and Missouri and now that we live in Northern California, I don't miss the snow one bit! My kids, however, will miss growning up with it, and that's hard. We are about 3 hours from any snow, so we do try to make a point every winter to drive to Tahoe or somewhere they can play in it. Your photos are crazy!! I can't believe your car! LOL Cute shot of the snow-shoveler on the white couch, it made me giggle.
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