Now it's getting deep around here

[Big_A]

Re: Now it\'s getting deep around here

I'm guessing that the snow was from many different storms. They say that the south pole gets less snow a year then where I'm at in central VA, but the reason there is so much snow there is that it never melts.

They've got snow left over from when our Grandad's were pups!

 

[BigDave]

Re: Now it\'s getting deep around here

That's just snow from one season, but most likely several storms., At least I hope so. I've never been there, but people are advised that traveling that road in the spring can be hazardous because of washouts caused by the melting snow. Apparently, July is the best time for a trip down this highway, but there are plenty of flies to make it annoying. Anyway, can you imagine travelling 350 miles without even seeing a telephone pole?

 

[sassafraspete]

Re: Now it\'s getting deep around here

That picture reminds me of the blizzard of 78 here in Indiana. There were some huge drifts. The county here was hiring people with dozers to bust through the drifts. I don't remember seeing any that tall, but there were some doozies.

 

[cokeman]

Re: Now it\'s getting deep around here

Labrador is not far enough north for the snow to last through summer. It melts every year. Snow starts to accumulate in October but that's still a lot to fall in one season. I live in Ontario now and we don't get that much snow here but my walk behind blower has had a good workout this week. Need a blower for the Kubota. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Dean