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Blizzard of 2006
Woodbridge, NJ - Kate - Tuesday, February 14th, 2006 : goo
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Wonder what the Blizzard of 2006 looked like from New Jersey side? Take a look.... this is my neighbor's tree.
Busy little worker bees. That's the end of my street that faces the NJ Transit train tracks.
My lamppost.
The other end of my street, heading in the direction of a main (county) road that is considerably better plowed than this one. :)
Snow on our maple tree.
More of our maple tree.
Snowdrift (that I almost fell in) in front of my father's Chevy Blazer.
Another snow covered tree. No matter what kind of tree they are, always so pretty.
Poor guy looked like he was having a tough time. We all were - at this point in the day, the snow is very heavy, and it could take quite a toll on your arms and back.
Here comes the sun....here comes the sun...
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Peter: 14th Feb 2006 - 20:25 GMT
i dread having to go find my car tomorrow and move it. its surely burried somewhere in my neighborhood... and will require like an hour of shovelling to get it out.
and i dont have a shovel!
hool: 14th Feb 2006 - 20:27 GMT
peter: you just need a hair dryer and an extension cord, like the pioneers used to use.
Snow: 14th Feb 2006 - 21:55 GMT
I wish it would snow like that in Canada. There is actually nothing here!
Snow: At least in Southern Ontario.
champ: staten island got bader
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