It can get difficult after a while, so it usually just gets piled up wherever we can. The space under my steps usually is completely full with snow that has been swept or shovelled under there.
I work in the subarctic, so winter weather – even blizzards that would shut down most places in the south – is taken in stride. Snow days are pretty rare although it can get bad enough occasionally.
I have to go to work (I always walk) so no cocoa until I’m back home, unfortunately. I’m retiring in less than a year and will be back in the south, so this is my last subarctic winter, though!
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So much snow!! Where do you even put it all when you shovel?!
It can get difficult after a while, so it usually just gets piled up wherever we can. The space under my steps usually is completely full with snow that has been swept or shovelled under there.
A snowmobile for sure Lynette. Hope your Tuesday is better. Allan
Right? I would say there was probably a good 30 minutes of shovelling involved in order to get that vehicle out. We have sun, so things are bright!
Hoo boy. I hope he knew where to look!
Agreed! 🙂 He needed to go around with the autostart to find the right one!
It kind of made a nice ramp. If someone was stuck inside, they could roll down the window and slide down it.
Hahaha. 🙂 The only problem would be getting the window open without being buried by snow! 🙂
True story. But, it’s a small price to pay for the photo op
Agreed! 😁
Ay yi yi. 🤦♀️😝
You said it. 🙂
Oh no😧. Do you ever get a snow day??
I work in the subarctic, so winter weather – even blizzards that would shut down most places in the south – is taken in stride. Snow days are pretty rare although it can get bad enough occasionally.
I’m sure it’s in the garage? 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe, but will he need to dig the equivalent of a tunnel to the garage door? 😉
Stay indoors with cocoa????
I have to go to work (I always walk) so no cocoa until I’m back home, unfortunately. I’m retiring in less than a year and will be back in the south, so this is my last subarctic winter, though!