Below you will see Doug stuck in the back yard!!! we had to go back and shake the snow off our Arborvitae bushes a few times. Take into consideration that he is already on higher ground than normal because of the snow pack he is standing on then the snow is at waist as well.
I took this picture from the very back of the yard, I normally look up to this tree, but as you can see i am level with it here.
This picture was taken from our patio. Me and my next door neighbor rest our elbows on that fence while we chat (during the summer, when it's warm) just to give you some perspective on how high the snow got.
Of course this is my snow project which lasted from December 18th until it finally fell yesterday, December 27th. This picture was also taken from the patio on the 26th.
And here is a front view taken early am on the 26th. it was the warmth that made it fall. Crazy!!!
4 comments:
These pictures are amazing!! I can't believe how much snow there is!
LOVE the snow pictures!! Keep them coming unless of course the snow goes away which for your sake I hope is soon.
Wow, and I thought our 9" was a lot! You guys will be digging out till spring. Good shots, Kim, but see if your camera will let you use exposure compensation (1 to 1-1/2 more stops) to let in more light so that the snow will be whiter, and you can see the faces more clear. Hope everyone is feeling better.
Wow, those snow shots are an amazing testimony of the quanity of snow you guys had over there! How do the little dogs or even big dogs take care of businesss? I think of these things as we have two. It was hard enough for Luna and little Latte.
I felt the same way Kim, glad to see the rain and also the smusched (don't think there is such a word) green turf under the snow. What an experience to remember! Happy New Year!
Wow! That was cool! But probably hard to get around. I hope to see you soon. I love you TONS too! Love you, bye.
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