Yes it is winter. Here a possible groundhog could not even get out of his hole on February 2 since dropped a little over 30 cm of snow during the day. And glory to the blue-collar city of Sherbrooke since the movement has never been interrupted in hilly areas our city. And as there are roughly two three feet (1m) of snow on the ground, I think I'll finally fill inaugurate my snowshoes.
And then last night we were treated to a second service, another 30 cm with a very strong snow so we had very right to lightning.
Un très rare orage de neige qui devait laisser tomber pas loin de 5 ou 6 cm de neige à l’heure si je me fie aux observateurs de mon site météo préféré.
Et ce matin au jardin on constate que ça va prendre un certain temps avant de s'installer sur la table à pique-nique:
Mon gentil voisin d'en face est un homme équipé, outre son abri tempo, emblème suburbain de l'hiver québécois, il également a thrower now also very useful because its snow bank became too high to be shoveling new layers. It also pushes the courtesy blow up the border that leaves the cart in front of my driveway.
I did not have a car but here is my tenant who emerges hers:
Where impressed me is that two minutes later, without finishing the escape, he pulled his car to finish the snow in the street. Not stupid, it is always less shoveling.
Mais bon, comme on ne sait plus tellement où mettre la neige on a convenu, mon voisin d'à coté et moi, de se faire appel à un contracteur qui a une grosse souffleuse pour le reste de la saison. Ça rend la contemplation du paysage hivernal tellement plus agréable.
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