Snow, Lakewood Waits For Another 2.5"
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 2:32 pm
A little music for these images. Nick Cave singing...
"Fifteen feet of pure white snow"
Snow storm March, 11, 2011. After waking up from a city with no snow it was amazing to see this!
One of Lakewood's real heroes. A crossing guard that has been following the thread on snow removal on the Deck and now takes a shovel to work with her
to keep the curb area of the cross walks clear for the kids! Really bad, I have to think the only people who are out are those that have to because of addiction or...
... errrrr or have something important to do. Just kidding, was probably just a cup of coffee!
It was a very heavy but beautiful snow. But the kind that causes troubles with...
... wires. Another hero on a ladder on a line in the middle of a storm.
Edgewater Dr.
A tree on Summit.
Up to Lake Road...
Looking East on Lake Road.
Looking like a scene out of the Korean War.
Our snow caught the attention of Chanel 5 News.
Piled high on the meters.
Snow shows the wind patterns in the Emerald Canyon, in its platinum phase.
Stay inside, stay warm it should be gone in 48 hours!
.
"Fifteen feet of pure white snow"
Snow storm March, 11, 2011. After waking up from a city with no snow it was amazing to see this!
One of Lakewood's real heroes. A crossing guard that has been following the thread on snow removal on the Deck and now takes a shovel to work with her
to keep the curb area of the cross walks clear for the kids! Really bad, I have to think the only people who are out are those that have to because of addiction or...
... errrrr or have something important to do. Just kidding, was probably just a cup of coffee!
It was a very heavy but beautiful snow. But the kind that causes troubles with...
... wires. Another hero on a ladder on a line in the middle of a storm.
Edgewater Dr.
A tree on Summit.
Up to Lake Road...
Looking East on Lake Road.
Looking like a scene out of the Korean War.
Our snow caught the attention of Chanel 5 News.
Piled high on the meters.
Snow shows the wind patterns in the Emerald Canyon, in its platinum phase.
Stay inside, stay warm it should be gone in 48 hours!
.
