First thing this morning I took a picture of the cedar tree outside my window. This is one of my standard "Hey, it snowed!" pictures.
http://scribe.fork.org/cellar/snowa002.JPG

At least the squirrels haven't stolen the feeder yet. I expect them to chew through the string any minute now. I have had the local squirrels destroy $40 "squirrel proof" feeders, so I just buy a bunch of the $1.99 ones at Walmart and take my chances. They stole my suet cage last year, which had been secured to a metal bracket with a chain. My fault, because I didn't have the foresight to weld the links closed.
http://scribe.fork.org/cellar/snowa007.JPG

Somewhere under the snow is a very cute planter, shaped like a bunny. The lump in the right foreground is my grill. I will be using the George Foreman for the next few months, I think.
http://scribe.fork.org/cellar/snowa008.JPG

The bottom half of that cedar ...
http://scribe.fork.org/cellar/snowa009.JPG

Looks like we did get a little warming going on. The big guy there is about 3-1/2 feet.
http://scribe.fork.org/cellar/snowa022.JPG

I love our little snowy town

I actually used to have a dog named Merlin - great dog, but the damn cat got him! :D

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</td> </tr> <tr> <td> Current Temperature: 7 ° F </td> <td> Wind Speed: NW 16 mph </td> <td rowspan="6"> </td> <td rowspan="6"> http://my.netscape.com/weather/images/33b.gif </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Feels Like: -10° F </td> <td> Visibility: 10.00 mi </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Current Conditions: Mostly Clear </td> <td> Barometer: 30.20 in. S </td> </tr> <tr> <td> Humidity: 48% </td> <td> Sunrise: 7:19 am </td> </tr> <tr> <td></td> <td>Sunset: 5:13 pm</td></tr></tbody> </table>


Or not.

That's a right impressive snow trench you've got doubling as a sidewalk there, Jinx.

Jim has been engaged in a fierce battle with the plows for dominance of the sidewalk.

huh, and to think that i drove an hour and a half to take the family to flagstaff so my son could play in the snow. if only i moved to PA, he could get his fill of snow with a shovel in hand.

Builds character and increases fitness as well!

It makes everything purdy for a while.

We got 24 inches. I had to take some pics...Look at the buried car that you can see form our windshield view. I feel sorry for whoever has to dig their car out of that.

It sure does
http://www.janpetersondesigns.com/gr...a/skitrail.jpg

Here's one I don't get. This is the well cap in my backyard that the wind somehow made a snow moat around. Mother nature works in mysterious ways, huh?

Uh...wow. *That* is a lot of snow. :3_eyes: