Here Comes NEMO!

[AGDee]

Xant posted on his Facebook (11 hours ago) that his power had gone out a second time and he was going to bed.

[ree-Xi]

Our 11am update:

- Our heat went out around 3am because the heating unit outside and all of the vents were buried.

- The town plows don't do our private neighborhood's roads, and the company who usually does them has been stuck under a bridge since 2:30am.

My kitty looking down from a second-story window and not sure what is going on here.

SORRY FOR THE GIANT PHOTOS!!!






The view out my back door.




3. Our yardstick, practically disappearing.

[cheerfulgreek]

^^^
Reminds me of when I was a kid, my dad and I used to make frequent visits to Green Acres. I was always looking for a really good snowfall. Green Acres was SO much fun!
http://youtu.be/ppb1ec0AtC4

eta: It was especially fun when they would hose it down with water on top of the snow. It would be one giant ice hill.

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northea...izzard_of_1978

My parents (who were living in MA at the time) talk about the storm frequently. Many people died while stuck in their cars on I-95, and numerous cars were abandoned on the highway. Many places in New England were shut down for at least a week.

Some people were "lost" and disoriented in the snow, and died very close to the places/buildings they were attempting to get to. Devastating.

This is so sad. I mean, especially with people being so close to their destinations. Thanks for sharing the link, AST.