5 more cm expected before the end of the day. And you havent seen how long our drive is. it took me an hour to scoop it all up. We're parking at the END of the drive from now on.
Snow, Winter Wonderland and all that &%#
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5 more cm expected before the end of the day. And you havent seen how long our drive is. it took me an hour to scoop it all up. We're parking at the END of the drive from now on.
I shoveled this much
I cannot figure out though how to post a picture here. I put the link in, and it is just a link.
http://s52.photobucket.com/albums/g29/wannabeca/?action=view¤t=Ishovel.jpg
Suggestions appreciated. :lol:
I cannot figure out though how to post a picture here. I put the link in, and it is just a link.
http://s52.photobucket.com/albums/g29/wannabeca/?action=view¤t=Ishovel.jpg
Suggestions appreciated. :lol:
Me likes snow. Snow leaves footprints. Me can see if the mailman has come without checking the mailbox.
Me likes snow. Snow reflects the light of the moon. Me can see in the dark without stubbing me toe.
Me likes snow. Snow keeps people indoors. Me can wander the streets in peace.
Me likes snow. Snow fills the driveway. Me can charge $20 to shovel it.
Me likes snow. Snow rests on the branches of leafless trees. Me thinks pretty sight.
Yes, me likes snow. :smile::smile::smile:
Me likes snow. Snow reflects the light of the moon. Me can see in the dark without stubbing me toe.
Me likes snow. Snow keeps people indoors. Me can wander the streets in peace.
Me likes snow. Snow fills the driveway. Me can charge $20 to shovel it.
Me likes snow. Snow rests on the branches of leafless trees. Me thinks pretty sight.
Yes, me likes snow. :smile::smile::smile:
hermite if you look at the little figures on top of the reply box, you will see what looks like an envelope with a stamp on it. Copy and paste your photobucket photo URL into the box that pops up when you click on that envelope. You should get this:
hermite if you look at the little figures on top of the reply box, you will see what looks like an envelope with a stamp on it. Copy and paste your photobucket photo URL into the box that pops up when you click on that envelope. You should get this:
press the button that looks like a photograph, enter your URL into the popup window, press OK.
alternatively you can use the button which looks like a paperclip (i think it's only on the advanced window) to attach a picture file to your message
Sleigh bells ring...................dog gam!
Are ya listening...................loud raucous things
In the lane...........................up to me arse in snow
Snow is glistening................S.O.B
A beautiful sight...................:cussing:
We're happy tonight............:sad1:
Shovelin winter wonderland...:crybaby:
Are ya listening...................loud raucous things
In the lane...........................up to me arse in snow
Snow is glistening................S.O.B
A beautiful sight...................:cussing:
We're happy tonight............:sad1:
Shovelin winter wonderland...:crybaby:
For those participating here who belong to the over 70 crowd.....is my recollection of winters say forty or fifty years ago right....? I seem to remember that winters were much colder and we had mountains of snow as a regular pheneomenon...
I've never liked winter and this has been one of the constants throughout my life...
I've never liked winter and this has been one of the constants throughout my life...
God peaked through the clouds for 3 minutes 26 seconds yesterday. I fell to my knees and wept a small rink.
I'm not over seventy just yet but I do remember seeing normal winter temperatures in the Prince George/Vanderhoof area of -40 to -50 degrees. It hasn't been that cold in years.
You have to factor in your hieght at the time Mickey. I remember the same thing though.
this morning i went into our back garden to take a couple of photos and the snow went up past my knees
Just be glad you don't live in Snag, Yukon. Coldest Temperature in North America - February 3, 1947. The temperature in Snag, Yukon dipped to -63°C, establishing Canada's reputation for extreme cold.
For other weather records: https://www.ec.gc.ca/press/vote20_f_e.htm
For other weather records: https://www.ec.gc.ca/press/vote20_f_e.htm
-63 is supposed to be the North American record low temperature but I guess it could be wrong....:smile:
Same as it ever was. Some years we had snow, some years we didn't. I just am thankful for double-glaze windows; it was always a pain putting up the "storms" every fall and taking them down every spring.
In Winnipeg one year it was so cold in January that my truck wouldn't start even though it was plugged in and parked in the garage. I think they said it was over 50 below with the windchill. We went for a little walk and even bundled up we got pretty cold. The dogs had no interest in doing anything out side other than finishing the business and getting back inside. heh heh
I don't mind the cold, but too cold is too cold.
I don't mind the cold, but too cold is too cold.