I had convinced myself that buying new X-C skis last fall was going to prevent us from ever seeing snow again on Cape Cod. The ski god must have relented. We may get as much as two feet.
Susan took some photos through the blowing snow. The photo at left shows the view from our bedroom this morning. That light blue is the wall of the small deck, and you can faintly see the metal table and chair.
The garage door to the front porch is the only one we can safely open. But one of the geraniums in the music room is still blooming.
In a few hours a neighbor will come and do a preliminary plow of our driveway. We arranged that in case my eye doctor could set me up with my new, much needed scleral lenses. That’s now postponed until Thursday.
Since you’re getting this, you know we still have power. That may not last all day, since there’s a lot more snow and wind to come. The UPS unit has been clicking on and off as the power fluctuates. Coffee is ground for tomorrow, in case we have to use a camping stove for breakfast. And we can melt snow to flush toilets.
In the meantime, we can ski, if we don’t sink too much into the powder snow.
- Deck seating through screen
- Outdoor shower
- Wood cache and path to woodshed
- Looking to spring
- Geraniums
- Garden and driveway
- Garage door to porch
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Glad you and Susan are well and clearly in good spirits. Thank you for sharing your winter wonderland. I’m afraid all we have in the Willamette Valley is a wall of fog. I did drive up above the fog to the area near Silver Falls State Park yesterday and it looked like the valley was a churning ocean. Stay well!
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