The answer to that question is 'not so much'... perhaps a foot in the last couple days. The problem is that the gardens here at Oak Lawn have more than just their share of the snow... with 40-50 mph winds and open fields for two miles to the north, much of that snow is also parked in our gardens. I really don't have a problem with that except that many of the young trees that are wrapped against rabbit damage to a height of about three feet, are now buried in drifts to five feet or more, with tops exposed and a nice gentle slope for the rabbits to get to them. Since I'm not yet totally recovered with my slipped disk and respiratory infection, I guess I'll just have to take my chances. It was a work out just clearing the drive and walking through the drifts to get some pictures today.
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| Gazebo path looking towards the house |
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| I'm counting on not needing anything from the greenhouse in the next day or two! |
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| We won't be using the rockery path for awhile |
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| There is still a bit of fruit for the birds |
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Thankfully it's still cozy inside
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10:00 a.m. and no plow has been through the town road... (bigger fish to fry elsewhere I suspect)... my neighbor
and I cleaned out enough of it for my wife to get to work on the county road |
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| A bit of a load on the conifers as well |
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| This is precisely the reason I built winter storm window covers for the gazebo |
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| Snow boarding anyone? |
It could be worse... I could be trying to drive to Dallas to watch the Super Bowl! Larry
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