Photo below I understand is a "viral" photo (I got it from the internet) and is of a traffic jam on Glenwood Avenue about two miles further out of town than where we are. The hills of Glenwood are somewhat of a challenge when iced over and the storm did come very fast as this was just one of many hills that were blocked by a troublesome car or truck around the city Wednesday. (It is a rather dramatic photo isn't it). (rest of the story on the car fire — no known cause, no one hurt, but did sorta jam up traffic)
This is North Hills Drive. A few cars did come by while I was out for a walk. A fair number of walkers came by — from abandoned cars. When I started walking the snow was falling but it changed to a very strong wind with a stinging sleet.
Our house — looked kinda nice — we had four inches of snow — with a sleet cap which made is real crunch. —and it was cold.
Thursday we started the traditional next day melting. These are the footprints of the neighborhood coyote. He has a long stride. That is my footprint next to his stride. He came through our back yard, under the deck, across the concrete and down into the woods. I have seen him in the cul-de-sac, as has Patt. Patt thinks he may be a fox as his tail is very bushy.
And this time next week we will have daffodils. Lots of them.
On Friday 95% of the snow was gone - perhaps more.
Beautiful! The daffodils will be a welcome sight around here!
ReplyDeleteThe snow is beautiful. I saw that viral picture as well.
ReplyDeleteYes the snow was pretty but the daffodils will be beautiful too - and welcome in spring. I'm ready! Yea!
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