One of our bushes encased in ice:
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Our mailbox--the maillady had to break the seal to open it, so you can see how thick the ice is at the edge:
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Here is a piece of ice from Scott's car. He was breaking it up and then sweeping it away. It's at least a quarter inch thick:
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Our rhododendron:
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My three munchkins all dressed up to play in the snow. Even Colin had a great time this time!! Previous excursions into the snow haven't been very successful with him!
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Two biggest boys trying to stay warm:
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William helping with the shoveling:
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Check out the lack of footprints in the snow! The "snow" is really packed down sleet and ice. Very difficult to break up and get rid of--our neighbor used an ice pick! The snow plow only made some headway where the pipes run under the street and it was warmer so it could be broken up. The street in this picture has already been plowed:
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I honestly thought I'd never say this, but after this winter, I'm about done with the cold weather and snow! Thank goodness we're on to warmer pastures for the next winter (although I'm sure when it's 80 outside in JANUARY I'll be wishing for a little ice and snow ;-) )!!