It was our turn to get lucky, I guess. We ended up with only 6-8 inches of snow where I live. I took a ride around town in my old jeep and everything was shut down except for a gas station and a liquor store. Sending out warm and safe thoughts to those who did not fare as well!
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We had a Faux Snow day in Pennsylvania too Cynthia!
I hope our Boston peeps are doing okay!
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Pennsylvania too? Geez. Maine and Vermont probably got a good laugh out of this:)
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While I find it very beautiful, I hope that everyone is ok there across the Atlantic. I hear you have so much snow and bad weather.
Take care.
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Thanks! Everyone made out fine this time around. Winter has a ways to go here, 2 months at least of snow. Ugh
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Wow that’s a mighty lot of snow!
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My sibs in New Jersey missed it too. Looks like it moved up the coast to New England. Glad you dodged the bullet this go-round!
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Thanks! I’m glad your family did too;)
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And it made for some beautiful photos too! Glad that all was not too bad!
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Me too. It was fun taking pictures on Main street without any cars. I saw 5th Avenue in Manhattan on the news looking deserted. That was really odd.
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Thanks , me too!
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Is that your house in the upper left corner, Cynthia?
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Yes, that is the back of my house. It was built in 1848. The projection with the octagon window is an addition from the 1970’s.
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Nothing here, just about 1 inch, which was disappointing compared to the 3-5 inches the weathermen predicted. And we noticed that as the day progressed and nothing happened, the weathermen kept changing the forecast 😀
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They predicted so much for so many states and were way off target this time!
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I’m glad you came through it OK and didn’t get buried as predicted. But I have to chuckle since 6-8 inches would seem like a blizzard here!
Enjoy the snowy beauty. 🙂
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Thanks, lol. Everything is relative. 6 inches may have seemed like more if we hadn’t been expecting 2 feet!
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We have been ‘lucky’ with the snow this year – just the odd covering, nothing too deep. Glad you ‘missed out’ on the snow that was promised for your NE coast area!
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We’ve hardly had any snow either but it’s very cold and very gray since Christmas. Last night we got a few more inches and they’re forecasting (somewhat sheepishly, lol) another 6-8 inches for Sunday.
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Delightful snow scenes in your town! I enjoy snow but consider yourself lucky to be missed by the blizzard. Disposal of all this snow is a HUGE problem here on the seacoast…. and, boy, do I dread the big melt.
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I do feel lucky, I wish it would have blown out to see and missed everybody . 2 feet is too much! Never again do I want to climb out my bathroom window with a snow rake, lol. Good luck with this upcoming forecast!
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Church is beautiful in the snow!
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We have 5 old white churches all on Main street in my little town..and an old Masonic lodge
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