It's that time of the year again when I post my snow reality check for all you people on the east coast who think you have snow. As many of you know, I live up at Donner Summit in CA. Snow is a way of life up hear for about 5 months out of the year. This season has been the biggest one in the last 5 years and at mid season we have had over 200 inches of snow and are on track for 400+ by the end of the season.

Here is a pic of my cabin a couple of weeks ago. There is approximates 12-15 feet surrounding the cabin right now. We could easily have 20 feet by the end of Feb. It really helps to have your own industrial strength snow blower to keep the driveway clear.

So you have three feet on the ground on the east coast. Oh my!

Geo

LOL, You are also a lot better prepaid than the average person around here.

I'd love it at your cabin with a tractor and a place to put the extra snow.

Beautiful!

Can I come visit? It looks beautiful.

what a shack, is that the place where the Donner party slept? LOL

Thanks for posting, love the update. . . we dont have any snow here in glacier park, it's sad, going to be fire year hear if we dont get some precip this spring!

I love the snow if I don't have to get out and drive in it. I'm with Preston, I think we should all come invade your cozy cabin for a slumber party and long weekend mountain snow photo shoot.

Diana

Do I hear NWP West Head Quarters???? That just looks awesome.

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Tony - NO SNOW in Glacier???????? That is a news story all on its own.
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NYC just got about 12 inches. Fortunately, I was able to drive the car down to Penn Hotel this morning to set-up and even found a parking space coming back. Pretty cool. LOL, I believe in CAR-ma. If I do something right in the world, I get good parking. :P

James

I am heading back to Siberia next month, -57 yesterday. We ain't got no stinkin snow plows or snow blowers, I do have pair snowshoes

Love the image, can you move that cottage to Russia.

What a beautiful cabin. Nice picture, too.

We have snow in Southern California, too. But we don't have to shovel it. We prefer to adore it from a distance. See the attached.

What a beautiful view Aubrey. What area are you in?

Diana