They clear snow, that is what! They either shovel, buy a snowblower, of if they are like me, they hire a snow removal service (in our case out of necessity). I have frequently heard the noise of the snowblowers outside this weekend!
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Sunday, November 20, 2022
What Canadians Do in the Winter
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Hope the snow is stopped for the rest of the weekend!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! You make a snowstorm seem like a delightful community event! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes it is a part time job! So glad you have someone that does it for you.
ReplyDeleteI've shovelled three times this far, but thankfully never more than 2-4 inches at a time. If we had 16 inches at once I think I'd hibernate for the rest of winter!
ReplyDeleteHope there isn't more in the forecast for you for a few weeks.
Yes, it's work living where it snows, but so pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt sometimes becomes a neighbourhood bonding experience.
ReplyDeleteThe driveways look very icy and so skiddy!!! Snow blowers a real necessity.
ReplyDeleteCall me an oddball if you wish, but I'd much rather shovel snow than mow grass. Tomorrow morning the lawnmower goes away 'til spring and the snowblower takes its place just inside the garage door.
ReplyDeleteChecking the live radar map tonight I couldn't find a single snowflake from Indiana to Churchill Manitoba or from Vancouver to Halifax. However I did see some rain in the Vancouver area and rain up around St. John Newfoundland. Crazy huh. We missed the majority of the snow you got.
ReplyDeleteIf we would ever move back to Manitoba the first things we'd get would be a snowblower and a generator.
ReplyDeleteThat was a storm! We were spared. I love the snow fall.
ReplyDeleteCanadians always impress me. They are a hardy and friendly people and we need more of their genes in the world.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great when it almost becomes a community event ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan