Blizzard of 2010
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anti-dote for Blizzard 2016!
color me crazy,
color me blue.
color me anything but white will do.
best seen big, on black.
Linaro is one of the oldest villages of Romagna. Linaro Castle (Castrum Linarii) is historically documented since 1021 and there are still traces of its ruins.
Spring blizzard gives way to the sunshine and the nature can't wait to show off its freshly coated beauty.
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Taken with a long exposure at night, snowflakes are illuminated by a lamppost during a strong winter storm. In addition to snowing heavily throughout the night, there were very strong winds, which resulted in the illuminated snowflakes looking like a chaotic whirlwind of sparks.
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It was so cool, last year when the blizzard came to our place! It was pretty much the only snow in many years including this one. All the sudden snow everywhere, white darkness, creepy wind noises, official warnings to not go outside. Of course I went there with a camera. Just a quick walk in the neighborhood, it was bloody cold, but what a cool mysterious memory!
This is taken around 5pm, two days after the Blizzard 2016. We got over 60cm snow and there are still lots streets waiting for the snow plows.
Their is definitely an optical illusion here, due to the full zoom. Our street runs between the car mound on the left and the other two mounds. The zoom creates an interesting depth perception.
Combined Cross Process & Orton for this slide.
Spring promises far more gentle blizzards of snow...that the one we've been experiencing this past 24 hours. Almost everyone escaped with far less snow than originally forecast - but the eastern part of the state, as well as the Cape and islands here in Massachusetts are still in the midst of it.
We had heavy snow for a couple of hours yesterday. Today is my vaccination and flu jabs, I hope I can get into town!
This owl was perched in a sheltered spot on a neighbour's property while enduring a mini-blizzard. It was mostly sleeping but Blue Jays were harassing it here.
Nearly horizontal snow seen from my window on a freezing mid-winter night. The motorway to the north of our city was closed that night but now it is all gone. It was a good test for our new home which is highly insulated with a heat recovery system. We dropped to 17C but didn't need any heating on. Apparently it will stay at 20C (68F) in summer without AC but will be some months before we can test that :) This morning it is -1C and clear.
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