From the Inside Looking Outside

Becky K. January 13, 2011

You have had snow for a long time now, right? Did it melt in between or has the ground been white the whole time?

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Denise January 13, 2011

You got more snow than we did Linda, we had about an inch and a lot of that has gone. I enjoyed your photo. Stay warm 🙂

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Betsy from Tennessee January 13, 2011

That's about what it looks like here also, Linda.. We probably still have about 6 inches of snow on the ground… And –it's bitterly cold here also. Tonight may be our coldest night yet… I am ready for a change–even though the show is pretty…Hugs,Betsy

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Elena January 13, 2011

Wow, that looks beautiful but very cold!

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Jen January 13, 2011

UGH!I'm ready for Spring! We got about 5 inches the other day, it wouldn't be so bad if the temps were in the 70's with it.

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Chip Allen January 13, 2011

You should call the cops, Linda. Some vandals done went and put scrape marks in the snow pack on your street! We used to have a kid come by with a plow and do the same to our street but i think he may have been abducted by aliens.

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George January 13, 2011

We actually got a few minutes of sunshine today! … big hooray!!We don't have as much snow as you do … even bigger hooray!!

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Mark Kreider January 13, 2011

You got loaded up too! The snow here in NYC is so dirty that I can hardly stand it. Tomorrow night we go back to the North Fork. The penguin video is terrific. Sent it to my wife who is Design Director of Penguin Books USA. She'll love it !

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Ciss B January 13, 2011

You and my sister-in-law in New Jersey have sure been inundated this winter! We're finally getting some snow – 8 inches today, but it does not measure up to your snowfall!

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Martha Z January 13, 2011

A few times, when I was younger, I experienced snows like this. I enjoyed it then and liked to shovel out the drive. I don't know that I would have enjoyed it had it been more than an occasional occurance.

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Elizabeth Munroz January 14, 2011

Looks like somebody needs to shovel off that roof before there's an avalanche… Stay warm!

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Linda (PA_shutterbug) January 14, 2011

@Becky – In late December warmer temperatures produced a wonderful meltdown. A lot of the snow melted from the two lake effect snow storms that we had earlier in December. I saw green grass for the first time then since early December. On January 5th the snow started again. The grass hasn't reappeared since!

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Stacey Dawn January 14, 2011

A good time to be looking out from in I'd say…. yikes!!! (Pretty, though!)

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Scott January 14, 2011

Ahh, but it has to be cold to give you such beautiful scenes. It's a great time to sit down with some nice hot cocoa.

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Gretchen January 14, 2011

What a gorgeous shot! I need to get outside and take a few photos today around our house. Tomorrow we're heading off to Holiday Valley, so I'll have a ton of new photos to share. Hopefully, it'll be better than last time we went there. Hubby Randy tried to snowboard for the first time ever. Now mind you, he's 6 feet tall and about 260+ pounds – a very large man. We ended up in the ER afraid his wrist was broken from one too many falls! NO MORE SNOWBOARDING for him.

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Trails of a Traveler January 15, 2011

Nice one Linda. Wondering if the sun is good enough to melt all that snow..Ram

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Linda January 15, 2011

Glad you at least have some blue sky to go with all that snow. I've just re-read 'The Long Winter' by Laura Ingalls Wilder, and once again am in awe of the courage of the early pioneers in America.

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eileeninmd January 16, 2011

A lot of snow there, Linda! Are you ready for spring yet? Stay warm and safe.

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Willard January 20, 2011

That is a wintry scene. The ground is still almost bare here, but it is supposed to snow tonight.

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Esme February 6, 2011

This does not look like fun. Are you watching the game today?

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