Tuesday we had another snowstorm in our area.
We got some ice and about an inch or two of snow
in the morning- just in time to make the commute
a real mess for everyone.
After dinner it began to rain, thunder, then more ice.
Shortly after the ice began, it started
to snow. It snowed real hard for several hours and
the storm left just after midnight.
I took a few snow pictures on Wednesday morning.

The snow this time was real wet and heavy.
It stuck to everything.
This is a picture of the Bradford pear tree
just off the corner of the deck.

This picture is of the flowering cherry tree
off the other corner of the deck.
The heavy snow stuck to powerlines and pulled
them down all over the East Coast.
We were fortunate, without any problems.

Heidi had one of the people from the police department
give her a ride to work.
Good thing she did- after opening the garage door,
we were faced with a 15 inch snow drift.
after I shoveled snow for three hours!

The front of the house covered in snow.
We got about 8 1/2 to 9 inches of heavy, wet snow.
front of the house.

The cars and driveway full of snow.

I don't think these solar lights will
be working for a while.

Some of the bushes on the side of the house,
weighted down with snow .

Here is the backyard when the sun
finally decided to come out.

This is another picture of the Bradford pear tree
from another angle.

Our leyland cypress trees all
weighted down with snow.
Like I said, the snow was very wet and heavy.
The berm the snowplow left across the end of
the driveway was like cement. That took a lot
of hacking and slicing with the snow shovel
to break up the snow into small enough pieces to
move out of the way. My neighbor let me use his
snowblower, but even with that it was very hard
work and tiring. I paid for all that work today
by having a very sore back. Let's just say that the
heating pad came in very handy today!





You sure did get a lot of snow!! Hope your back pain goes away soon!!
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