Between our three years in Iceland and our four-and-a-half years here in Canada we’ve managed to see one or two BLIZZARDS, this week’s word challenge from Jennifer Nichole Wells.
Without a doubt, our last blizzard came as part of that incredible snowstorm we experienced back in February. It was a doozy as you well know from my previous post of snow!
This photo was taken in the afternoon towards the end of the massive dump we had – two meters in 24-hours but hey, what a story we got to tell. Again and again and again…
Coffee fuels my photography! 
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Wow. Surprised you got any detail at all. I say this as a Floridian, but that must have been absolutely freezing!
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Oddly, even with the power out it wasn’t too bad, lol! ⛄️
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that looks too much 🙂
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NEVER too much, lol! 🙂
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Wow! That’s a white-out! I’ve experienced a few of those in D.C. but the most we got dumped on us was 1.4 meters in 12 hours overnight. Couldn’t get out in the morning 🙂
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Now, that is a cool pic! 🙂
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Hee hee hee 😆
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It’s certainly monochromatic !
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Dang, could have had a double-bunger and I missed it!
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Remember that -40 windchill that hit bc two years ago? oof that was cold!!
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Oh yes, most of the soda cans I had sitting on my back deck exploded! 🙂
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Imagine if WE had the vortex like Ontario, wow lol
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Wow!
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Yep, that sums it up pretty well! 🙂
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