Here are a few photos taken during our recent snows.
David, Sam and I went for a walk after the first snow. The sidewalks and roads were pretty clear so we didn't have any problems. This is not the case after the second snow, though.
This is after the second snow. I know this looks pretty wimpy to some of you who are used to much more, but the fact that the snow didn't melt on the concrete and blacktop surfaces really made Seattle grind to a halt.
Another one... Sam loves to roll in the snow!
Pretty white rooftops after the snow.
David, Sam and I went for a walk after the first snow. The sidewalks and roads were pretty clear so we didn't have any problems. This is not the case after the second snow, though.
This is after the second snow. I know this looks pretty wimpy to some of you who are used to much more, but the fact that the snow didn't melt on the concrete and blacktop surfaces really made Seattle grind to a halt.
Another one... Sam loves to roll in the snow!
Pretty white rooftops after the snow.
2 comments:
Sam looks like he's made for snowy weather! Maybe he could come by and help us dig out our car??
:)
Have fun in the snow!
You are so right that the amount of snow to be "Major" is relative to the ability of the populace and government to handle it. Yours was a minor snow for us in NM. Our major snowstorm would be nothing in Ohio, which would be nothing in Buffalo, NY.
I'm just glad we get snowstorms instead of ice storms like they get back home. There is no handling an ice storm.
PS. 3-6 inches on the way tonight.
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