For the Southerner that I am so much snow is always fascinating. I lived many years in Canada but spent most of my life in sunny places so this is a scenery I cannot be tired of.
Same for me Corrine. I live in the Middle of Britain and most of our snow falls in the north or near the coasts so I get a childish excitement when we do get some snow here.
This is a great picture of your lovely deep snow. I’m jealous!
No, no, no, I'm not joining in with the 'snow is beautiful' crowd. Spent too many miserable hours scraping it off my car, shoveling it off my drive. I'll admit looking at photos of it while sitting in front of a nice warm fire isn't too bad.
@haskar you are so right. This storm has destroyed some roofs. Some of our trees lost some branches. Fortunately none of us was outside during the falls.
So much snow, Yikes - I grew up in norther New Jersey and I can still say I'm not a fan of snow - Love looking at it - but that where it ends:-) Love this shot
I've lived from Canada down to here in NC. I admit I don't remember much about my Canadian days but I have pictures of me bundled up in a snowsuit and hat and ruddy red cheeks. I spent most of my formative years in PA near Philadelphia, so I remember some big snows, but since I was a kid and not responsible it was only cool when we didn't have to go to school. I honestly don't remember power outages in the winter. So now 50 years in NC. My stomach churned when the flakes start flying. PTSD from 37 years of wondering will I get to work, will I be able to leave when my shift is over, will the power go out. Now retired I sit back and mostly enjoy the view. Occasionally the power goes out, but seems not to last too long. Worst - events get cancelled and I have to shovel snow so I can get out.
This is a great picture of your lovely deep snow. I’m jealous!