All the signs were there: Snow- BIG snow was coming. In front of most of the homes and businesses are not only regular snow shovels, but big scooper ones as well.
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| Almost everyone has one of these big scooper snow shovels |
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| People don't leave their cars overnight without pulling up the wipers. |
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| The bushes and trees are tied and staked and teepeed to handle large amounts of snow. |
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| And come it did. |
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| Our neighbors |
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| It snowed and snowed and snowed. |
We have a cute little grandma that lives in our neighborhood. She likes to tell us in Japanese- basically, "You ain't seen nothin' yet." She's cute. At least she does it with a smile!
3 comments:
Brings back memories of Ogden! But they look so well prepared with the special shovels, lifted-up wipers and tented bushes, etc. You St. Georgeites are in for new experiences in every way!
I guess it's payback time for you southern Utahans. It looks like you are going to get a workout shoveling snow and I'm sure giving service to your neighbors. I always thought of Japan as tropical. Shows what I know ;)
SO interesting to see how they prepare for the snow! Thank you for sharing.
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