The Snow Storms of Summerville Nova Scotia Canada

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The Snow Storms of Summerville, Nova Scotia

Many of my visitors to my Old car and Truck Pictures web pages have asked
me about the weather in Summerville and if we get much snow here.
Usually we don't get a lot but it has happened.
I put together some pictures of a storm that we won't forget for a long time.
Snow storms are a part of every day life when you live in this part of
the world and are taken in stride.
If you don't like snow and winter activities you either have to go south
for the winter or be very unhappy for a few months each year.
Our snow season usually starts sometime in December and ends in March.

The Avon River

Our house in Summerville Nova Scotia before the storm

Before we begin I want everyone to be assured that we have developed ways of dealing with this snow.
Snowblowers are just one of the things we use to get rid of the snow.
Sometimes the models that you can buy is the stores just don't cut it
so you have to go to something a bit more heavy duty.

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Now on to the storm


We are fortunate that we have two ways out. Up the hill or down the hill and on days like this, down the hill is usually the preferred way out.	This is what you can wake up to in the morning

But after some storms you just don't get out.	But that isn't the end of the world

So if that happens we just sit back and relax.	And into the night if need be

Makes things look like Christmas doesn't it	Drifting is something we get used to

The LRC looks like it's going to be here for a while	It's days like this that you're glad to have a 4x4 even if you can't use it

All shoveled out and ready to go	But where to go

Not up there for sure	To The Rescue


Our neighbors from New Brunswick sent a few heavy duty plows down to help out	Nova Scotia was not equipped for a storm like this.


But when you finally do get out	the roads aren't plowed very wide

These is some serious drifting here	They are not as high as the look, they are higher This drift is what kept us in for a few days


Even before the storm has stopped	Sally want to play

Buddy thinks he'll have some fun too.	!!! Hay Buddy I can't find the ball !!! Come help me

It's here some where	I knew it was there.

OK Sally that's enough of that	Now this is more like it.

It's starting to let up a bit now. We are into the second day of it.	So after the storm it's play time again

That ball is gone again	It turned out to be a real nice day

Lots of snow there	And there Total snowfall from this storm was 115 cms. For my American friends, that a great big bunch. Around 4 feet.

It can be so beautiful after a snow storm	The snowmobile tracks make it much easier to walk in the snow


As you see winters are not all that bad in Canada	They can be very beautiful and relaxing

Frost or	ice on the trees has a charming effect

Does any more have to be said

	So when you are faces with this you might just as well try to enjoy it

My favorite Links

	If you want to go to my Mom and Dad's home page click here

	Hants County Cruisers Car Club Antique Car Shows

	John's Old Car and Truck Pictures

	Through the windows on a Rainy day at the Windshift Inn

	Our Black Lab Sally

	While you are looking at me why don't you have a look at my Big Brother Buddy Guess what kind of a dog he is. He's got some new pictures too so you should check out his site

	If you want to look at a real nice page on the Covered Bridges of New Brunswick click here

	The Covered Bridges of Nova Scotia.

	How about looking at my Uncle Gerald's page on canoeing Or as we call it "How New Brunswickers try to increase health care costs"

	And a real nice one showing my Dad getting the Jeep really stuck

	A tribute to the Steam Locomotives of the CNR

	A tribute to the Steam Locomotives of the CPR

	The Pallet Fence This fence was built using recycled pallets

	The Pallet Shed

	The Pallet Woodshed

	The Minas View Golf Links Golfing with a difference

	Lilies From the Valley A Vast selection of Oriental and Asiatic previously cut commercially grown bulbs ready for shipment anywhere in Canada

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