The best thing for us was parking for our house was on an alley. Now the plows did plow the alleys... eventually, like 2-3days after the snowfall. So not only did we have to shovel our cars free but you would have 2-3 families all out together trying to shovel the alley clear enough that we could all drive into and out of our parking areas on the alley.
Goshen, we were far enough away that we didn't get hit as hard as say South Bend or Elkhart, but we could still get pounded now and then.
Nice pics Luther. I finally got home at a descent hour when there's still light. Here's mine, but 2 days after the storm.Well here is the results of some Lake effect snow.
Please note that it was snowing at the time these pics where taken and is till snowing
Here is the neighbor's house, as you can see some of the snow comming down
This is my legs standing in the snow. We usually have some plowed out paths but to show you the amount we have I stepped into the deep stuff.
This is the railing on our back deck.
Thats an overview of the back deck.
Our front porch. (sp?)
A Taffer. This weekend we're supposed to get 50 degree weather. But at the same time they're calling for freezing rain, crazy stuff. I'm hoping we'll get lots of snow because my job depends heavily on it during the winter.
Well it's even more dangerous when you pull from a country road out across a 4 lane highway at the risk of being hit because drivers don't want to slow down to 40mph and still go 60mph. It was very very bad, praise God I made it to church. The weather gets wierder all the time and they're calling for a tornado watch tonight.
