The Observation Deck

White-out.

The cars, at least the ones I can see, on Detroit Ave. are moving at maybe 5 miles an hour. I doubt visibility is more than 10 feet. Cars are pulling off the road and sitting in our parking lot.

I've seen people go out the front door of our building, I assume they live in the back, take one look and go back inside.

It's like all the weather here, beautiful and sometimes scary.

Happy White Christmas!

I can't even look out my windows - they're coated with snow!

I just got in from Medina a few minutes ago.

The last few miles, I think I just SLID into town, as it was mostly all downhill

Anyone know where you can get a deal on a few good sled dogs?

All of this just proves that the common statement that "Lakewood is the Aspen of just East of Rocky River" is true.

stephen davis wrote:All of this just proves that the common statement that "Lakewood is the Aspen of just East of Rocky River" is true.

I thought that actual quote the other night was, "The East bank of The Emerald Canyon, is considered by many to be the Aspen of the Rocky River."

Which seems a little ridiculous, when the group from Phoenix had referred to the "Emerald Canyon as Northern Ohio's miniature Grand Canyon of the Eastern Mid-West."

Remember those Canadians last year? They sailed in from Windsor? "The were so happy to sail for 8 hours south just to find the southern beaches of Ohio's north-coast.



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