Digging Out

At least the temperature is above freezing, so a lot of the snow has started to melt. (Forecasts call for more "messy winter storms" in the next few weeks. Nature keeps us humble.)

[Joanne Diochon]

Humble and damp.

[Heather]

@gardencat :))

[Lesley]

Oh boy, that was a good dollop. We’re in for some in the next few days - unlikely to be as plentiful as yours though.

[Pyrrhula]

Three times it gives you troubles. When it fall, when it`s in the streets and when it melt. But also three times a great opportunity to capture beautiful winter pic.`s. Fav.

[Ingrid]

wow! That is a lot of snow!

[Heather]

@pyrrhula I like that saying, Ferry. I'll remember it (and also the three opportunities for winter pics)

[Beryl Lloyd]

Waw! such a lot of snow! - we are also forecasted some snow in the next few days - but nothing like this!

[essiesue]

Any snowfall after the first snow of the season is too much snow.

[wendy frost]

Good to hear it is melting it will make it easier to get about.Nice capture.

[Diana]

A slice of daily life in winter! One can sense the cold by the way that fellow is all hunched up against the cold.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot. Our weather here has been up and down lately

[Peter]

Interesting street capture Heather still looks very cold, snow is forecast here today but after a hard frost last night the sun is shinning brightly:)

[carol white]

Nice capture of snowy street.Fav😊

[haskar]

Great street scene.

[Jeremy Cross]

That looks chilly!

[Heather]

@bkbinthecity same here. But you folks have been getting some major deep freezes- nothing like ours. Stay warm, Brian and Melody!

[Yao RL]

People are so easy on the snowy road.

[bkb in the city]

@365projectorgheatherb Thanks Heather