It was only six inches, over a day and a night, but that’s a lot for our town. Here’s a view of my back yard the first afternoon. 
Notice the bush to the left of the tree. When the snow stopped the next afternoon, all the bushes had been buried.
The clothesline looked like a hammock. 
Today, four days after the snow stopped, there is still snow on the mountains, showing that it has been quite cold. 
We are comfortable indoors, but not quite snug. The roofers began work on the day before Christmas Eve and have not been back. I have emptied several gallons of snow melt leaking through vents from buckets and pans. How quickly such things come to seem normal – as long as you remember to check the water levels.
freethoughtandmetaphor 
Jan 01, 2016 @ 09:21:01
Nice photographs, and a much more picturesque snow that our two inches of slush and ice this past Tuesday. But I am not going to complain of a lack of even beautiful snow this winter!