Sadly, Joe, we're down to one road guy; the other is out two months with a rib injury. The new guy is taking being a one man crew on twelve miles of road right in stride. Also, sadly, my road is the last in the township.
The good thing about being the last to get plowed is you have a good excuse to stay home and bake cookies and read and knit... and fill bird feeders. There's something about being stranded that makes a person hunker down, make soup and just settle in.
Turn your camera on its side and take a vertical image of the oak tree. Love seeing the snowball fight and that's a cute snowman. I may make cookies myself soon, it's been almost a year since the last batch.
The fresh snow is always beautiful, watching kids having fun I it is delightful, shoveling out and driving on ice is the pits. Warm weather has appeared and oh, how lovely that is.
Now that is a snowfall.
ReplyDeleteTree looks great even without its top, love snow, in pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow: snowman, snow fight, cookies: all the delights of winter!
ReplyDeleteWe actually got some snow, too!
ReplyDeleteHow neat for them to bake cookies for the road crew :) Well, pretty good if you made it to the middle of February without a snow day until now!
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Great pics. We've not had snow yet in South UK. Perhaps this week. I need a snow day.
ReplyDeletewe only got rain, the snow is beautiful, how do you get your driveway clearned? have a snowblower ?
ReplyDeleteMy brother in law. He bought a snowblower about twenty years ago. Calls it Big Red.
DeleteMaking cookies for the road crew! How very cool.
ReplyDeleteOur snow is gone already, melted by a sea breeze.
ReplyDeleteCookies, that'll get them to plow your road first.
Sadly, Joe, we're down to one road guy; the other is out two months with a rib injury. The new guy is taking being a one man crew on twelve miles of road right in stride. Also, sadly, my road is the last in the township.
DeleteGorgeous snow pictures. Thankfully it is all missing us!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteI'm almost wishing it was like that here - but we've been in a full-strength 'car wash' all day - no white to be seen. YAM xx
I enlarged your photos so I could see them really well. That snow is beautiful, but I'm not too sad that you've got it and I don't :-)
ReplyDeleteThose photographs of snowball fights could be impressionist paintings - brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice thing to do for the road crew! It will be busy for them today, for sure - tomorrow and the next day as well, I imagine.
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteAnd yay for baking for the hard working road crew.
I know it is a pain in the neck but isn't it beautiful?
ReplyDeleteI would be glad the road was not plowed... and have a free snow day for all!
ReplyDeleteThe good thing about being the last to get plowed is you have a good excuse to stay home and bake cookies and read and knit... and fill bird feeders. There's something about being stranded that makes a person hunker down, make soup and just settle in.
ReplyDeleteA free day!
ReplyDeleteTurn your camera on its side and take a vertical image of the oak tree.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the snowball fight and that's a cute snowman.
I may make cookies myself soon, it's been almost a year since the last batch.
Much more snow than we received. I remember, barely, loving snow when I was younger... snowball fights and sledding galore!
ReplyDeleteMaking cookies for the road crew is a very sweet gesture.
The fresh snow is always beautiful, watching kids having fun I it is delightful, shoveling out and driving on ice is the pits. Warm weather has appeared and oh, how lovely that is.
ReplyDeleteThese photos almost make want to live in Ohio. Very pretty snow.
ReplyDeleteThankfully that is the biggest snowfall I have seen this year, and I would like to keep it that way.
ReplyDeleteGood to see someone enjoying the snow. Me not so much.
ReplyDeleteWinter fun .
ReplyDeleteWe are all looking forward to winter here but sadly we don't get any snow.
Merle.............