Digging out after the storm. There are two cars under there.
And the fun begins.
Tu-Na Travels: And a Happy New Year–North Dakota Style #3
Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats
My journey through life enjoying the things I love to do: quilt, travel and eat.
Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats 
Oh my goodness! I can’t even imagine!
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Oh, those Dakota winter storms! How I miss them (sorta). We ended up with rain, which turned to ice. I’d much rather have snow!
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just dig nice and slow and take your time!!
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We’re all sat marvelling at your snow – Christmas Day was 15 degrees C here and we went for our walk with no coats on!! Although we have a very hard frost this morning we would love some snow!
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Oh wow, that is a lot of snow! Hope you’ve gotten dug out now.
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Being from Quebec Canada, this looks very familiar to me. Snow makes everything look beautiful; it’s like a magical blanket!! I enjoyed looking at all your North Dakota photos. 🙂
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I’m glad you enjoyed them. But it sure was cold out. Sometimes people get this foggy expression when I tell them I am originally from North Dakota so I tell them it’s just south of Canada and then they seem to understand.
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