And now, let’s get back to digging cars from the snow – again…
although, the more you dig them out, the more white stuff seems to fall
on them and bury them back under:
When your neighbour won’t move his car… use laser snow removal!:
Enough is enough! -
A nasty surprise awaits…- especially if you forgot to close your sunroof
Maybe if you prepare for a snowfall with a structure like this… it will be easier on your car:
Snow drifts are quite common on the roads of Alberta and Saskatchewan – the last storm of January 11 stranded hundreds of motorists near Calgary and Strathmore:
Recent storm on Lake Shore Drive in Chicago (no jokes about a bad LSD trip, please):
Here is the famous Snow Road in Japan: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, in the mountains of Toyama Prefecture – in some places the snow is 20 meters thick!
Snow in Italy can be also pretty grand: here is a small car near a snowdrift in the Gran Sasso mountains:
Now you can really appreciate this artwork (an installation by Ivan Puig, Spain):
Snow Monster (is there a car inside it, too?):
Interesting “blob”-shaped snow monsters stand on guard in the Russian Ural Mountains:
If your car could be made of ice, you’d have no problem:
You think you had enough ghastly silence in your snow-buried neighborhood? Compare it to this Siberian ghost town somewhere in Kolyma, and shudder:
Snow removal surprise:
Show some shoveling ingenuity:
Once you’re done shoveling outside, make sure to close the door after coming in! -
And be careful when getting into a snowed-over outhouse – the roof might cave in! -
Finally, after all these stressful and upsetting pictures, here is a reminder that snow – even lots of snow – can be actually nice and beautiful:
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| (“Deep Silence”, photo by Sven Muller) |
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