Yeah, I know you folks in Canada, Sweden or even upstate New York probably think we're really silly but heck we just don't get snow of this magnitude (30+") very often so it's a big deal and a novel photographic opportunity for us.

Here are mine--taken Saturday Sunday and today:

Hawk in the Storm


Catching Flakes


Settled in on the Patio
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Sunday Morning Rooftop
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Snow Bum


Subaru Forester


The trenches
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Hero of the day
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As yet unplowed (Noon on Monday) Did I mention that this is a public bus route?

[mel]

DANG!!!! Your snow makes ours look like a dusting and we still got close to a couple feet. I'm kinda jealous by the way. Which is probably kinda sick and warped. Nice shots. And yeah the electrical guys were my heroes too.

[mithrandir]

Nice series Dave. You caught the essence of the Snowmaggedon very nicely.

[er1kksen]

The Patio Chair and "Snow Burn" are my favorites. :-D

[dadipentak]

Thanks, folks! I have to admit was pretty pleased with the patio shot myself and "Snow Bum" is really unfair--that girl did a heap of shoveling (and she's still going.)

[axl]

The third shot is marvelous IMO.

[dadipentak]

The third shot is marvelous IMO.

Thanks, axl!

[valleylad]

I don't care were your from, that's still a whack of snow! Thanks for sharing.

[Sailor]

Wow - great shots, particularly the kids playing!

It's even been cold (by our standards) here in Texas, but yesterday we topped off at 70F and my wife and I took the convertable for a cruise. Today, we won't see 50.

Jer