Feb. 10, a dusting of snow turns to light flurries. Wind starting to pick up, but still quiet. Streets practically empty. No joggers nor dog walkers in the park. Why? It's kinda cold, that's why. Normally, dog walkers are out there, no matter what.
These shots were taken from my north window. Notice the white car: it gets covered with snow as the storm gets closer and stronger.
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Below: my neighbor getting some equipment out; snow blower, pruner, etc to clear his sidewalk. My neighbor's pine tree broke a branch due to the heavy snow. By the time they finished working on it, the snow had started to cover my window as well.
Below: Images of the other side of the street, before and after a plow truck once over. Checkout the sidewalk with plowed snow.
Below: The following morning. It stopped snowing early morning and this is what the blizzard left. That there on the left is my neighbor's pickup truck. Front and right is my garage and the blueberry shrubs that are weighted down by the wet snow. The snow on the ground is a foot or so thick. A lot of work is waiting for me.
Boy Oh boy, I did a lot of shoveling(sorry no pics. There's no one to take them.): My driveway and the sidewalk. Tell you what, if you are looking to buy a house, think twice before getting a corner house. It's a lot of work, I tell you. A lot of work.