What a difference 100 miles makes!

[reinbeau]

Our Maine house is about 100 miles north of here.  Every time we get rain down here, they get snow - there's got to be four feet of snow on the ground, rained down to a compact three feet!    The snow is so hard I can walk on most of it (I did break through in a few places).  I was amazed at how high the bankings were, a neighbor came down our lane early on Sunday morning with a front-end loader and pushed back the snow to widen the road enough for the next storm.

[Brian D. Bray]

Quaint little house but I think I'd replace that garage door with a picture window.  Is that a 1 or 2 room unit?  LOL

[reinbeau]

Ok, smarty-pants,  the house is to the right of the picture (you can see the eave). 

To tell you the truth, before he put the addition on, the house wasn't much bigger than the garage!

[Cindi]

Ann, lovely picture (have I seen it before, is that what we call dejavu?, hee, hee).  It is a beautiful sight that gorgeous snow.  I know what you are saying.  About 4 kilometres east of me is a place that still has snow and snowbanks of about 3 feet tall alongside the road.  I was absolutely shocked when I saw it two days ago.  Our snow has been gone for some time now, but it is still there, I couldn't believe my eyes.  A good time to house hunt if looking for somewhere to live to find out how cold a place is would be to go in wintertime.  I would never buy a place in that vicinity because of the extremely COLD that must be there, it is so close to my place, how could that be.  Have a wonderful and great day, Cindi