Taken in 2005
Those were taken on the backside of the house.
That is a yardstick.36 inches.The snow level is almost at the 35 inch mark.
What is the metric equivalent? some are wondering..well it's
DEEP.
Friday, February 6, 2009
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That is full on.
ReplyDeleteit's too hot here. 31 degrees inside (bout 88f)
elsewhere in OZ its 44 degrees (113)
I'll swap with you - but only for about 3 seconds before i started crying like a baby.
35 inches = 89 cm that's aLOT of snow! we still don't have any in my world, though some parts of Europe, like Loner country are having record amounts.... crazy.
ReplyDeleteHow's the volcano doing?
Ah - a post I can understand! Awesome photos. 36 inches is roughly 90cm or 0.9 metres (1 inch is roughly 2.54 cm). What temp? You'll have to grab a few more snaps - we never see shit like that over here!
ReplyDeleteAnd had to laugh re your comment @ Moko's blog.
ReplyDeleteNow that looks like it used to in Alberta! I kind of miss that.
ReplyDeleteInsane!
ReplyDeleteJesus, that's some snow.
ReplyDeleteI'd have said that the metric equivalent was 'f*cking deep', actually lol!
ReplyDeleteWe only need a light dusting here in the UK to bring out transport system to a grinding halt.
Im so glad I live in Florida hehehehehe
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome snowmobile.
ReplyDeleteNow that's some snow! And I thought we had alot. That thing behind you is cool, I wish I had your snow mobile a few times this winter. :)
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