Given all the Nova Scotia snow talk and pictures recently , I thought I would add one more picture received yesterday by email from a friend. For a little while I could not even identify the object, my brain not latching on to its scale.
Later: Here is the story of the digging out of the truck.
Comments
Cyn - February 24, 2004 1:17 PM
From where I am (Ottawa) you would never know that PEI was on par with Nova Scotia concerning all the latest in snow storms. "Poor Nova Scotia", but no mention of "Poor PEI". I guess PEIer's don't whine as much...
Alan - February 24, 2004 1:34 PM
I thought the opposite. Halifax had two days of curfew and more snow. But maybe that was a Juan holdover. If you look at Arthur's site (right) his photos from Truro look more like PEI's hit than Halifax.<p>The funniest post I say was from an email loop I am in of Ottawa homebrewers called "The Members of Barleyment" in which someone had an email called "Stuck in Halifax" with the lamentation that he could not find a place to get a beer! His Spidey sense was clearly turned off.
Alan - February 24, 2004 1:38 PM
By the way did you see that Craig has linked to a post by a visitor from Scotland with that perspective. Only a Scot would think to pack 2000 ciggies!
Wayne - February 24, 2004 1:56 PM
Halifax did get more snow, but they had none to begin with...a stark contrast to PEI and NB.
Alan - February 24, 2004 2:00 PM
It is an 18 wheeler which drove off the road, is on its side then covered with snow. I am glad it was not only my eyes - but I suppose after doing a Carnival of Canucks you have the right to claim some screen strain on the eyeballs.
Arthur - February 24, 2004 7:05 PM
If you look at Arthur's site (right) his photos from Truro look more like PEI's hit than Halifax.
I noticed that the people around the area of Brookfield-South Branch-Musquidoboit didn't have as much snow as over in Truro. I wonder if it had to do with the mountains over there.