That looks knee high

 

Yeah, it was ~20 inches. About 1/2 the drive was that high and the bottom half was ~10 inches.

Now there's a nice 4 ft wall on one side of the drive.

 

I live in Euclid close to the lake. I have snowblowed the driveway 3 times today and you cannot even tell. I have not seen anow like this since I was a kid in 1977. If I had to estimate the snowfall by me I would have to say 15 inches. Thank God I bought my wife a 2008 Pilot for mothers day. That vehicle handled the snow awesome. I was driving around Euclid this morning before the streets were plowed and the Pilot drove like it was on dry pavement.

 

Went to the Auto Show today. It was nice not tripping over kids not being watched by their parents. On the rare chance some salt was put down, I saw the road. But for the other 99% of the roads, it was once again proved that Columbus is ill equipped to handle anything other than beer cans in the streets during the fall.

 

Imagine life in rural Indiana

 

Note to everyone with a high efficiency furnace.

I had to go out and clean the drift around the air intake. It was sucking snow and the furnace shutdown. Make sure those intakes are clear.

 

NAME THIS CAR:

And of course the S2k:

plowing the driveway:

 

After beiing stuck inside all day I got bored and decided we needed to move our fun outside

 

Is that the new Red X SUV by Vulva?