If you used a shovel to get rid of it...sure

 

5 cm here in Montreal - must be karma

 

Keep it coming!

 

^^^ Yup!!! I've been out on mine too.

 

Not a flake skiing at Alpine.

 

Nor out here. I can see two resorts from my balcony, and neither is more than 30% open.

 

+1 I am having zero issues getting around, and getting to work every day. I sure get weird looks as I pass pickup's trying to pull away from a stop. I feel like I'm in a rally car!

btw I have about 20+ cm with drifts much bigger, but I have plenty of room to put the snow, so I don't really care about that. Cheers!

 

Hit MLS last Monday, and there have been a fair number of viewings considering the weather. Two offers came in yesterday so we'll see how that plays out.
Neighbor has a nice snow blower but I'd rather shovel than ask a favor of him.

 

Hope it works out with your house.

Yeah, we're lucky here in a small hamlet close to KW. Broke my ankle at the end of November, and had no problem asking for a hand with clearing the drive until I got rid of the crutches.

My last neighbor broke down and got a blower 2 yrs ago. Before that, I would go over on big snows and clear his driveway, or just leave my blower with him when I was done with mine.

All my immediate neighbors on our street have blowers.

 

Thanks.

Always nice to have a neighborly feel on the street, actually that was one of the reasons we decided to move.

 

There must have been at least 2 cm !!!!
It was horrible !!!
Schools closed...buses not running...stores shut down
But then it warmed up and melted

 

WTF !!!! It snowed in Victoria? Oh the horror. You have my deepest sympathy. Did anyone actually leave home?

 

That's how Toronto reacts.
Then they declare a state of emergency and call out the army.

 

okay maybe I exaggerated about the schools closing etc... but yeah people do over react around here about a little h20 in crystalline form.

 

20cms. Had to pass a truck stuck on a hill in my c4

Waved when I went by