27 January 2011
How much was it this time? Around sixteen inches? We haven't seen the ground since the day after Christmas. This morning sure was pretty, though.
This is a Christmas tree we planted a handful of years ago. The rope at the bottom left was meant to keep a little pitch pine from doing a back-bend in the storm, but it didn't work.
I usually try to gauge the depth of a snowfall by looking out of the kitchen window at the deck railing.
Here's the back porch:
Our neighbors put up a fence a decade ago. Ivy is taking over.
This is the last picture I was able to take before the memory card ran out of space, almost exactly two years to the day from when I bought my first point-and-shoot digital camera:
On the way back from the lab tonight I tried to get a picture of the steps at Whitman College:
Unrelated to today's snowstorm, this is a view from the Egyptian exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City last Saturday:
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