Relic
Well-Known Member
While living in the Catskill Mountains has it's beautiful rewards that long ago stole my heart & has kept me living here my whole life & not running for warmer climates like other retired NY'ers,.. It also has its serious Snow Dumps ! So it is with no surprise that I look at my driveway (it is 'The Dreiveway' section after all) & find that 2017's Winter Storm Stella has dumped around 2 feet of snow down upon Camaro!
Here's some of todays pics.
That's the Camaro, the hump of snow in the middle of the picture!
Even the Firebird hiding in the barn got some snow blown on her this storm.
(above) To give an idea of depth, that is the Camaro's driver side mirror sticking out the side of that pile of snow!
(below) Here's part of what got cleared yesterday which actually required some shoveling before being able to use my little yard tractor with a 12" manual plow blade. Being the snow was many inches higher than the snow plow blade it was hours of work just to clear what I got cleared & I was at it from 10am to 7pm with 3 changes of clothing to keep dry & warm.
Fortunately, I still love the beauty of this place, even under 2' of snow, so I won't complain, despite my aching arm's telling me they don't feel like moving around any more snow.

Maybe it's these hardships that help forge & strengthen the bond with this area I love so much.
In the end, despite the snow, Our American flag still flies with love & appreciation for all we do have here in our little 'peace' of America.
Here's some of todays pics.
That's the Camaro, the hump of snow in the middle of the picture!
Even the Firebird hiding in the barn got some snow blown on her this storm.
(above) To give an idea of depth, that is the Camaro's driver side mirror sticking out the side of that pile of snow!
(below) Here's part of what got cleared yesterday which actually required some shoveling before being able to use my little yard tractor with a 12" manual plow blade. Being the snow was many inches higher than the snow plow blade it was hours of work just to clear what I got cleared & I was at it from 10am to 7pm with 3 changes of clothing to keep dry & warm.
Fortunately, I still love the beauty of this place, even under 2' of snow, so I won't complain, despite my aching arm's telling me they don't feel like moving around any more snow.

Maybe it's these hardships that help forge & strengthen the bond with this area I love so much.
In the end, despite the snow, Our American flag still flies with love & appreciation for all we do have here in our little 'peace' of America.














