After spending hours shoveling 24" of snow on Sunday, this is the scene I woke up to Monday morning when I needed to get the car out of the driveway. Another four feet high and about six feet deep. Ice packed, of course.
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You folks are really getting clobbered with morther nature's gifts....we know it well...think of it as protection for your plants for the winter..bend your knees if you do the steps.....and make friends with your friendly plowing person...many plows make light drifts, flakes....Happy holidays !
:-) Don't you just love it! I guess there really isn't anything they can do about it, they've got to plow the roads!
Richard, the last house we lived in we had to shovel by hand, and the driveway was not that small. I can remember being in tears after spending about 3 hours shoveling, the plow came by and dumped so much snow at the end, right in front of me. Someone with a plow witnessed the incident, and put the plow down, got rid of it and moved on. It was a miracle, LOL.
Now we use a bucket loader to get rid of the white stuff.....
GOOD MORNING RICH! In Tucson, on Mt Lemmon, we have a cabin. WHen it snows, the same thing happens and I wonder, "Did that guy not see I just shoveled a path to get out?"! Well, at least you get another workout today?!! --Gabrielle
For living in Texas and not having to witness this myself, I must say it's BEAUTIFUL. Merry Christmas Richard.
Richard, I remember the blizzard of '78 in Massachusetts. I had this happen in my driveway, not once, but three times. The area was shut down for a week.
You would think the snow plow people would have a conscience. Good luck getting that cleared away again!
That is very aggravating isn't it, Richard? You are right it is awful when it becomes ice coated and it is very hard to move.
Merry Christmas!
I hear you and can relate... My office is on a Triangle lot that seperates the Town road and the State road so I get these banks on both sides for about 200 feet per side.. near impossible to keep cleanede out and I do most of it by hand... Merry Christmas at least it will be White!
LOL! That's terrible! Happens hear all the time. :)
HAHAHAHA! Oh that is so horrible. I don't know how many times I would walk outside to the same sight while in NH. God bless you, 'cause that is a great shoveling job you did on your driveway. Merry Christmas!
I've always wondered how communities that are under snow for 4 months survive. If we get even 2 inches of snow here, the town shuts down. Last year we had 10 days of snow and we really did shut down, it was really hard to do business.
