Snow!! Hate it >(

13 years ago

LOL

Charlotte, I was going to comment on your shoveling as soon as I saw the first picture, but you beat me to it. Good job!

Being a Wisconsinite, I'm no stranger to snow...or shoveling. Looks like you have more snow than we do.

All the best,
Michael

p.s. Forgive my ignorance, but is someone from Massachusetts a Massachusettan, Massachusite, Massachusettsavian, etc.?

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Charlotte Jay

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Oksa

LOL

Charlotte, I was going to comment on your shoveling as soon as I saw the first picture, but you beat me to it. Good job!

Being a Wisconsinite, I'm no stranger to snow...or shoveling. Looks like you have more snow than we do.

All the best,
Michael

p.s. Forgive my ignorance, but is someone from Massachusetts a Massachusettan, Massachusite, Massachusettsavian, etc.?

I think the term you're looking for is Masshole

And thanks for the shovelling compliment lol It's the most snow I've seen in all the time I've been here. The record to beat is 60 inches in a season and I bet we're going to beat that by a mile this year!

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Michael Oksa

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Charlotte Jay

I think the term you're looking for is Masshole

And thanks for the shovelling compliment lol It's the most snow I've seen in all the time I've been here. The record to beat is 60 inches in a season and I bet we're going to beat that by a mile this year!

Just so you know, I did the math, and to beat it by a mile you would need a total of 63,420 inches. Good luck!

~M~

p.s. 5280 feet in a mile X 12 inches per foot + the 60 inches you would be beating = 63,420

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Charlotte Jay

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Oksa

Just so you know, I did the math, and to beat it by a mile you would need a total of 63,420 inches. Good luck!

~M~

p.s. 5280 feet in a mile X 12 inches per foot + the 60 inches you would be beating = 63,420

OMGZ. If I had to shovel a mile of snow, I would die. Die, I tell you! (Although I wouldn't have to shovel ever again, because I'd be dead haha)

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Rikki_Fawkes

13 years ago

I HATE snow!! I hate cold... etc. I feel really bad for you having to live in igloo-ic conditions!!

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Fernando Veloso

13 years ago

Beautiful pictures Charlotte.

Over here (thankfully!!!) we don't have all that snow! But really cool pictures. Reminds me of the vacations I had in Switzerland some years ago: brief, cold, but amazing!!

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DireStraits

13 years ago

Hot dayom - that's some MAJOR snowage.

And we thought we had it bad, here in the UK, just before Christmas.

Compared to that, ours was little more than mere covering of frost.

EDIT: See here for pics. (Pathetic, by comparison, huh?

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Charlotte Jay

13 years ago

Originally Posted by DireStraits

Hot dayom - that's some MAJOR snowage.

And we thought we had it bad, here in the UK, just before Christmas.

Compared to that, ours was little more than mere covering of frost.

EDIT: See here for pics. (Pathetic, by comparison, huh?

)

I was visiting family in December in the UK and just missed it. My parents got stuck out there when Heathrow closed for 3 days in a row. Lucky them huh?

You're in Yorkshire right? Do you know the town of Goldthorpe? It's my family's name

(Not mine any longer)

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DireStraits

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Charlotte Jay

I was visiting family in December in the UK and just missed it. My parents got stuck out there when Heathrow closed for 3 days in a row. Lucky them huh?

You're in Yorkshire right? Do you know the town of Goldthorpe? It's my family's name

(Not mine any longer)

I am indeed in Yorkshire. Hull (East Yorkshire) to be precise - not exactly one of the nicer parts, unfortunately.

Goldthorpe, eh? Very "bling bling".

I've heard of the place ... it's only about 50 miles from here, but I don't think I've ever been there. When I head out, I usually head north, to the moors and stuff. S'where it's at!

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TheGrooby

13 years ago

I LOVE SNOW!

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Jagged

13 years ago

I was born & raised in Buffalo, NY.....moved to NYC.....definately no stranger to snow...

Best move i ever made moving to Arizona....I haven't seen a flake of snow since 2004...it's sunny / 73 deg today...

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mojojuju 13 years ago

I bet the kids in the neighborhood love all of that snow.
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- Alan Petersen 13 years ago
  
  I'm glad I moved out west in November. My house in Minnesota is still for sale so the bill for snow removal for December sucked! 31" of snow removed in December from my driveway.
  
  Not sure how many inches have fallen so far in January.
  
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Michael Oksa

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Jagged

I was born & raised in Buffalo, NY.....moved to NYC.....definately no stranger to snow...

Best move i ever made moving to Arizona....I haven't seen a flake of snow since 2004...it's sunny / 73 deg today...

YUCK!

How can you stand the heat?

72F is bearable, but anything more than that gets to be too warm for me.

VIVA LA SNOW!!!

All the best,
Michael

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Alan Petersen 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Oksa

YUCK!

How can you stand the heat?

72F is bearable, but anything more than that gets to be too warm for me.

VIVA LA SNOW!!!

All the best,
Michael

You'd love it over here in San Francisco. 50-60's in the winter. 70's in the summer (so I'm told... still a newbie so no summers here for me yet). When I was here last summer checking it out there were a few days in the 90's which I guess is rare and people here were melting.

In Minnesota we get both extremes. Sub-zero temps during winter but in the summer it gets hot and humid.
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vishalduggal

13 years ago

Nice house!

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PennyManTim

13 years ago

You may hate it -But it sure is pretty...

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Andie

13 years ago

Snow is great! So long as it is in pictures

Guess that is why I live down here

Andie

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bravo75

13 years ago

After living in Edmonton, Alberta for about 3 years, I have seen enough snow for a lifetime.

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ShaneM686

13 years ago

Looks like you can have some serious fun in that much snow!

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JasonMc

13 years ago

Charlotte - those are some mad shoveling skills. In Denver we haven't gotten really any snow maybe 7-10 inches total. I just got a snow blower this year and was really excited to use it and only had one storm that was worth it.

When it rains... it pours. When it snows... You shovel. or something like that.

Cheers
Jason

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twmaffun

13 years ago

I hate cold but I like snow so much.

. However, heavy snow is terrible. It breaks traffic system.

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mrmarketology11

13 years ago

oh dear. i love snow. great great

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sloanjim

13 years ago

Yeah I love it as well. We had tons of it in December...but nothing since Christmas..hopefully get one more cold snap before the winter ends..Probably not.

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glchandler 13 years ago

You'd love it over here in San Francisco. 50-60's in the winter. 70's in the summer (so I'm told... still a newbie so no summers here for me yet).

Wasn't it Mark Twain that said "Coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco"?

Snow? Absolutely love it. Spent 20 years in snow country, worked seven nights a week driving a 200 mile route.

Locked the hubs in October and unlocked them in April.

Best time in a snow storm is middle of the night, no traffic
and the snowplows rarely get in you way.
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Mehak

13 years ago

i thought here in Scotland we had it bad! The pics look kind of cool but I can imagine the problems it's causing! Be safe

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Snow!! Hate it >(

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