Heading home?

Getting ready to leave Hotham and head home involved digging out the cars. Fortunately, the snow plough came along and helped out!

This is probably all pretty commonplace for those 365ers who live in countries where snow is a regular occurrence. It is pretty exciting for those of us who see snow rarely.

[Babs]

Oh no, I remember weather like this when I lived in the UK. I don't miss snow at all and haven't seen it for over 35 years.

[Susan Wakely]

The uk doesn’t cope well with the snow especially here in the south.
Great scenes of the road.

[Joan Robillard]

I think anyone living in Buffalo New York would laugh at the amount of snow here (they had 70 inches snow in the last snowstorm)..

[Diana]

Great shot of everyone doing their best! I hate snow and never need to see it again ;-)

[Suzanne]

I love it, even though I understand your reservations.
@onewing

[Suzanne]

Thankyou.
@wakelys

[Suzanne]

Well that may be so, but for us it was pretty exciting.
@joansmor

[Suzanne]

Thankyou. I understand the sentiments and I am sure if I had to live with it all the time, the excitement would wane.
@ludwigsdiana

[bkb in the city]

Oh my goodness

[Chris Cook]

Snow can be so beautiful. A blanket of snow covering everything is a wondrous sight. This is the unpleasant side.

[Bill]

Snow can really create problems even if it is pretty.

[Merrelyn]

I love seeing snow but I wouldn't like to live it :)

[Nina Ganci]

wow! That is a lot of snow for a country who hardly sees snow

[Suzanne]

LOL!
@bkbinthecity

[Suzanne]

Yes, indeed! @cdcook48

[Suzanne]

Good for us as we could drive away and leave it all on the mountains, with the pretty side in our memories!
@cwbill

[Suzanne]

Only in the high country, the Australian Alps, do we get snow regularly.
@ninaganci