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[crazyjim]

The east coast is supposed to get buried in a number of feet of that white stuff.  Sunny and 78 degrees expected here tomorrow.

[Nick Winter]

Can't show pictures(no hosting site and I'am not smart enough to do it other ways) we have over 36"in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Heard they are expecting about three feet in the Toronto area today. Going to be a huge storm...

It was about 1 foot, on the east side of Toronto, talking to my buddies on the West side about the same, give or take a few inches.

[JunkPile]

There should be some great pictures by tomorrow morning.  Good luck Guys

[cobraman]

 

Easy for you to say! 

 

I spent the first 27 years of my life in Chicago so trust me, I do know what a pain it is but I still maintain fresh snowfall is beautiful. It may look more beautiful from my couch in Arizona however. ; )

[zenrat]

As it's forecast to be 30 today (that's 92 in american degrees) then no, no pics.

 

But I feel for you all 'cause I hate the cold white stuff.  Stay safe and warm.

[ChevyCoupe41]

Took this pic today after that I digged my Corolla under the snow. It looks bit angry because it's been whole winter outside.

 

Edited by ChevyCoupe41, 09 February 2013 - 11:05 AM.

[charlie8575]

Criminy, that thing is ancient! What year is it?

 

Almost every Japanese car that vintage around here would've turn to a pile of rusty dust years ago, I'm surprised that didn't happen in Finland of all places.

 

Charlie Larkin

[ChevyCoupe41]

Criminy, that thing is ancient! What year is it?

 

Almost every Japanese car that vintage around here would've turn to a pile of rusty dust years ago, I'm surprised that didn't happen in Finland of all places.

 

Charlie Larkin

Year is 1975.

 

These KE 20 Corollas were very popular cars back in 70's in here Finland so we have these still left but not very much. All of these 70's Japanese cars rusted very easy also here in Finland and lots of these went in the scrap yard.There is some rust on my car but not too much to save it. Engine is another story... When my grandpa owned this Corolla he pulled small caravan with it and that small 1,2 liter engine didn't like that idea at all.

Edited by ChevyCoupe41, 09 February 2013 - 11:04 AM.

[Tom Geiger]

I love the old Corolla.  In 1978 I was given a brand new Corolla wagon as a company car.  I put 100,000 miles on it in two years without a peep! It was still there when I left the company. Always loved that car.

 

We also had a 1994 that my father in law bought new. He gave it to my daughter to use for college when he stopped driving. It had 45,000 miles on it.  My daughter smacked it up, and the photo below is it after I repaired it.  I used  it a bit for work and then gave it to my brother in law because he needed a car and we had too many.  He still uses it daily and it has about 60,000 on it.

[charlie8575]

This is what we were up against yesterday morning.

 

 

 

The rest are here.

 

http://s112.photobuc...izzard of 2013/

 

Charlie Larkin

[rmvw guy]

I would be hard pressed to find any snow here today although, did see some along the river bank this morning.  We are now getting some lite rain so, got the Jeep out to work on it a little preparing for some more bad weather, just in case.  This is where the first photo on this thread was taken.  Snow ain't all that bad!   

Edited by rmvw guy, 10 February 2013 - 11:08 AM.

[Harry P.]

The rest are here.

 

http://s112.photobuc...izzard of 2013/

 

Charlie Larkin

 

Love the shot of the cars buried!

[Foxer]

This is what we were up against yesterday morning.

 

 

 

 

The rest are here.

 

http://s112.photobuc...izzard of 2013/

 

Charlie Larkin

 

Good to see the car got out! Now the accidents start .. with the snow banks blocking all as you try to pull out into a street.

[charlie8575]

It's not as bad as it looks, and with the 40s and rain most of the week, it won't be a problem too long.

 

These is my personal favorites of the whole roll.

 

The Wayside Inn Village Grist Mill on the Marlborough/Sudbury line (other side of town from me), built in 1929 to replicate an 18th-Century grist mill one might have seen in New England.

 

The Martha-Mary Chapel, also at Wayside Inn Village. Built in 1940, this is a non-denominational chapel used mostly for weddings, and is meant to emulate an 18th-Century New England church (not like we don't have enough of them, but most are still owned by their distinct congregations).

 

Henry Ford, you might find it interesting, helped to underwrite the building and rebuilding of Wayside Inn Village and the restoration of The Wayside Inn. Yes, that Wayside Inn of Longfellow fame. I didn't go that far down the road, though, but you can see a little bit of it peeking out in this picture.

 

I wish the sun hadn't gone down as quick, the picture of City Hall looked really nice in the viewfinder!

 

Charlie Larkin

[rmvw guy]

Nice pictures, see snow isn't so bad and it will melt eventually, just watch out for the flooding if it melts too fast.

[glusnifr]

[Foxer]

I wish the sun hadn't gone down as quick, the picture of City Hall looked really nice in the viewfinder!

 

Charlie Larkin

 

Time to go digital, Charlie! I waited a lobg time before replacing my film 35mm .. but SO glad I did now. I love natural light photos but there's NO film that can do it like digital can.

[rmvw guy]

Hope this is my last entry this season on this thread with Spring just 9 days away.  Thank you one and all!

[charlie8575]

Great shot, Ron. It almost scales out right, too.

 

And that Ford looks great.

 

Charlie Larkin

[Joe Handley]

What we've received in the past couple weeks is going away and hopefully untill atleast November! Had to go and top off the 200 today too and between the rain and snow, we had a little fog, so I shot a couple quick pics with my phone before heading home.