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Snow, and Ice and Snow, in Ct.

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Here is yet another beautiful storm and accumulation of ice following the snow.


Don’t miss the giant icicle.


Look at the icicles around Lisa’s house. She had to have the flat roof chipped out piece by piece. Enough…


You will see our carpenter chipping out the ice on the roof. Many of the roofs that froze needed a jackhammer. The bushes below took a terrible toll.

It was beautiful, please not again.

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My gawd Wells, I shall never complain about our snowfall again. Can you imagine that giant icicle falling, it could kill.

26 Feb, 2012

 

Wow Wells, you've really had it bad

26 Feb, 2012

 

It looks lovely Wells, but rather you than me!!! Those icicles are huge. Do you still have snow?

26 Feb, 2012

 

Beautiful photos Wells, especially the blue sky one. Hope you are keeping cosy and warm.

26 Feb, 2012

 

Hi Wells ...That is c-c-c-c-c-c-cold !
but very well-photographed :o)
Keep safe and warm...

26 Feb, 2012

 

Oh my gosh, great photographs but I`m glad we don`t get them like that, I can see why you have to remove them, they`d do lots of damage, I`d say the weight alone could easily pull the guttering down, the thoughts of them falling onto somebody is scary...

26 Feb, 2012

 

It'd be like having a javelin in yer back!! lol

26 Feb, 2012

 

Pretty as a picture ! Don't see them very often here.

26 Feb, 2012

 

fabulous pictures, its a shame something so beautiful can do so much damage.

26 Feb, 2012

 

Great pics Wells , hope you have a thaw soon , it does look a bit scary !

26 Feb, 2012

 

Quite beautiful Wells....the houses are so lovely, the sky so blue, and the snow looks so 'clean'. When we get snow here, it's all grey slush and muck in no time at all. Having said all of that, I don't envy you one bit :))

26 Feb, 2012

 

Thanks for all the comments. It was an interesting time. All the neighbors reached out to each other to see if they could help. And did we know of anyone who could scrape off their roof. Yes, it did rip off the gutters, and removed some of the slate on the slate roofs. Finally there was no place to put the snow, and it kept falling. I imagine you had the same in and around London, but probably worse from the point of view, what do we do with the stuff???

26 Feb, 2012

 

We're having just that problem here, ourselves, Wells. Loads of pavements are taped off (even if you could walk on them - they are 3' deep in filthy, packed snow and ice) because you can see the icicles and sheet ice sliding off the roofs above, which would be pretty much the equivalent of a guillotine to anyone standing 3 floors below. We still aren't sure how anyone in these houses gets out. Walking in the narrowed roadway on sheet ice isn't a safe option, either! Hope you soon see warmer, safer weather.

28 Feb, 2012

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