Posted by: jeremiahandrews | December 3, 2007

Photo Essay #17 Snow on Monday 12 hours in

Time: 1:57 p.m. Monday afternoon
Cabot Square in the Summer before…

There is at least a foot of snow on the ground and deeper in unplowed areas, and it is still snowing now 12 hours into this snow storm.

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Cabot Square this afternoon…

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Looking [back] down the street I have photographed from above

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Out Front of our building

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This is a 12 foot snow drift…

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The corner / intersection next to our building…

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Posted in All About Me, Canada, Canada Nature, Environment, Montreal, Nature, Photography, Weather

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  1. There’s something about struggling over a snow-drift that I just love! [At least I do this early in the season :) ]

    A beautiful photo essay. Mom says they got a lot in Perth, too.

    By: Kenn Chaplin on December 3, 2007
    at 3:29 pm

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