The dogs have to use 4 paw drive! If Sierra decides to come...Big Red Firetruck :)

[Sikryd]

If Sierra decides to come anytime soon, she'll be riding in a Big Red Firetruck

2ft or so of snow. I dug the truck out and flattened all the snow to the road so when they plow I'll be able to get out. Till then......

 

 

 

 

 

[davelin315]

Eskimos or Samoyeds? I've got a miniature Eskimo, only about 20 lbs, he loves the snow!

 

I tried to plow through my driveway to the street and got stuck at the end of the driveway. Might have had something to do with the fact I was going backwards, but will try and plow my way to the end of the block soon.

[mogurnda]

Will upload pix in a while, I hope. Dog1, the oversized border collie, is usually unstoppable in snow, but after a long walk (swim) to the field literally turned around and started home in our tracks.

[Coral Hind]

Here is a pic of my Toyota from about an hour ago. I haven't cleaned it of yet. I had to get the snow off the SAAB convertible first. Just over 18" here.

 

 

The leaning tower of snow.

Edited February 6, 2010 by Coral Hind

[Sikryd]

Dave - They're Samoyeds. They were looking at me like "How are we supposed to go poop in this!

They love the snow, they finally were able to get out a little bit and go play in it. Then they just lay down and start eating it when they get tired.

 

Good times cleaning this stuff out. Thankfully I have 4 wheel drive and can get through it. Hopefully they'll plow the street and I'll be good to go if I have to go somewhere, like the hospital

[mogurnda]

Some photos. Yep, a lot of snow.

 

The Jetta's going nowhere with its tiny clearance.

 

I thought the hanging plant with a foot of snow piled on was an interesting juxtaposition (I used that word to sound arty).

[Sikryd]

I just got done cruisin' around the neighborhood and going to the store. It isn't too bad if you have 4wd.

Lots of cars stuck and people walking though.

[dbartco]

My daughter took the yardstick out at 11 today. 29" !!! We are guessin we got 30" in purcellville. Spent 4 hours straight shoveling until I reached the street.

[dshnarw]

Was still snowing when I went out, so I didn't spend much time getting anything good for fear I'd ruin the camera with all the moisture.

 

 

My car (I think?):

 

Our street (ignore that mailbox - they shoveled. The top of the bumper on that lifted F150 barely visible above the snowline is 30" high):