Do you remember what winters used to look like? How from towards the end of November we were likely to get a blizzard that would bury the whole town under a blanket of snow? Those good old days are gone. With a combination of climate change and just times moving on, those types of winters have become part of a dream for certain parts of the country. If anything, some are happy that they do not have to deal with the huge amounts of snow anymore!
But we say that as happy as we are that we live in the 21st century, there was something special about the winters in the 20th century. And we wonder if our grandchildren will ever get to see as much snow as we did back in our day. Besides that, it seems like people have forgotten how to make the most of the snow we get until it melts. Let’s take a look at how people were enjoying and celebrating the snow, no matter how much it inconvenienced them.
Maybe it gives us some inspiration so that the next time it happens we are ready to bundle up and have some fun!
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we need snow to purify the landscape an better enhance the holiday season
these picture are wonderful
I live in Srilanka. We never go through winter as in European countries. However, while I am writing this note Srilanka is unusually Misty and Cold from early morning (8/12/22). As per the information received the mist is due to accumulated dust in the Indian atmosphere. Citizens have been advised to wear a good mask before they leave their homes to avoid catching a cold. This reminds me of the Covid19 days. How long will this last be anybody’s guess.
The good old days?? You no longer have snow?? Well, that’s what happens when you move from Massachusetts to Florida! I don’t know what kind of bs you are peddling, but in my part of the country, we still have snow, like always in the winter. There’s nothing “good old days” about it. Every winter, it snows, as usual.
Back in 2007 or 2008 we had a blizzard in Chicago, and it took me over 4 hours to go roughly 35 miles from workplace St Charles to home in Oswego. Accumulation was over 3 feet, and it took me most of the following day to dig out my driveway. Not quite as bad as the photos you showed, but then I had no National Guard to help me shouvel, either!
They are AWESOM PICTURES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It really does show what Snow look like then.
And when the Snow first fell, It was as White coud be, and it look STUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I remember The Blizzard of 1978!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The pictures are really great. I love Snow, the snow that hasn’t been disturbed by humans walking through it. They always mess everything up and make it ugly.
Yesterday, I had an appointment and had not realized that we had a storm and my car was covered
with snow. Of course, I couldn’t find the brush to remove the snow
so turned on the car, defrosters and used my hands to get rid of it. I hadn’t touched the roof
and as I drove’ the roof kept melting and running down my front windows. I just kept using
windshield wipers. By the time I reached my destination and looked at my car, no hint of snow remained and my car looked very clean.
Sometimes, you just have to do what you have to do no matter how silly you look!
We are expecting another storm tomorrow evening, but I’ll get in what I need ahead of time and watch the storm from inside my hoouse