18 thoughts on “Snowdrifts II”

1. Now that’s a lot of snow!! I’d be curious to see what the sides of your driveway look like after shovelling all that snow.

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   1. Actually, there’s not much as my landlord ploughs the driveway regularly (so happy I don’t have to shovel it out!). I do have to do the steps and walkway, though. I started letting the snow pile on the railing back in December. It’s interesting how it starts to pancake in on itself.

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2. We had six inches of snow yesterday. I’m not a fan!

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   1. When I retire and leave the subarctic next year, I will have spent seven winters here, enough to permanently cure me of snow! My home is in an area that is quite mild though the winter, thankfully. Be cautious around all that snow – stay safe!

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3. Real powder puffs. Will be quite the scene when they start to melt. Happy Sunday Lynette. Allan

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   1. Thanks, Allan. We get mini-ponds around here when it starts to melt. I’ve seen ducks and gulls paddling in the front yard!

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4. That’s a good hunk of virgin snow! I want to take a bowl and scoop it up to eat!

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   1. It’s very clean, perfect snow-cone material!

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5. It can sure pile up. Be sure to keep that shovel beside your door (inside).

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   1. It’s definitely there! It’s amazing how quickly it piles up to where I can barely see the steps!

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6. We got about 10cm of good quality snow yesterday. Unfortunately, it was a bit cool, high 27 lo 11…. Balmy to some, but nobody wanted to play two hand touch in their gym clothes. the sun came out and now we only have snow in the shade. It’s beautiful up there, thanks for the pic.

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   1. Thank you very much, Kenny. Winter is definitely the north’s best season. I hope you enjoyed the snow and had a cosy fire. 🙂

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7. Ha! I like the snow-hat shape on top:) Stay safe and warm!

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   1. Thank you. 🙂 Yes, that snow does rather look like an elfin hat! 🙂

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   2. Yes, I was thinking gnome hat!

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      1. That shape could easily be found in a Harry Potter film! 🙂

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8. time made tangible..

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   1. Thank you, Penny. Your descriptions are always so elegant and precise.

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