Would you believe no one in our little town had seen a storm like this since 1967? I feel lucky to witness something so breathtaking. I never grew up in snow, so this was definitely the most I'd ever seen. Just incredible! This was our driveway. Lucky for us, our neighbor bought a snow blower and was so generous to help us out. I really don't know how the hubby could shovel 5 ft. of snow!
Our backyard! Do you see the fence? Neither do I. The snow is almost reacing the top of our 8 ft. fence! The sandbox to the right will most likely not be accessible until June.
And the lovely front yard. Our big tree almost completely swallowed up by white stuff.
A sad ending. A great local bookstore and one of my favorite fabric shops collapsed under the weight of the snow, along with several other businesses including our local ice rink. Nobody that I know of was injured. Still, sad to see these great businesses gone in the blink of an eye.
OK, I hate to end on a sad note, so guess what? After a week of being home bound with the kiddies, school resumes tomorrow! Hallelujah!
1 comment:
Wow...is all I can say. A little part of me is sad that I missed experiencing some Flagstaff history but I think I would've been miserable stranded out in Doney Park. I will live vicariously through all my friends blogs and facebook pics. Miss you.
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