ralper

I'm thinking very seriously about it. A few more hours of this snow and you might have a new neighbor.

Kyras

Great photos, Rob. Thank you. I guess you know how to dress to walk around in that snow. I don't. Do you wear tall boots?

ralper

My favorite is the Doris Day version. I've always had a soft spot for her.

ralper

Actually, in the dead of the winter we get all bundled up, but today was warmer, only about 30*. We wore jackets and gloves but no big snow boots or heavy garments. The snow was wet and heavy and as you can imagine after a few hours of using the snowblower and shoveling we were soaked. We were so wet when we came in we had to change all of our clothes.

Emil St-Hilaire

Great pics,Rob.

MsPerky

Now that's some snow! Sorry, Rob...ours looked nice coming down, but didn't really stick. Which is good for the marathon tomorrow. Except it's going to be a mud pit over at the Iwo Jima grounds. Some turf reclamation will definitely be in order! It will be 38 when we man the booth at 9 AM.

Lainey

Areas to the west of us are dealing with a foot+ of snow. MA Jerry likely isn't having fun.

We'll have a bit of slush at the most tomorrow. Living close to the ocean often means we get rain when others are getting snow. I'm not complaining!

ralper

We just stuck a yardstick into the snow on the deck. We have 16 1/2 inches and it's still snowing. The snow is expected to stop by about 2:00 or 3:00 am.

We're hearing trees snap, but it's too dark to see.

dlq04

Damn.

valentine

Thank you for the beautiful pics, Rob. I really do not like snow. It is frightening when the tree limbs start snapping because frequently that leads to a power outage. Brrrr. Makes me cold thinking about it. As much as I do not like mosquitoes and other things that dwell here in Insectopia where I live, I like snow and ice even less. Kudos to Adam for pressing forward and digging himself out! He's a real go-getter.