Okay, I took the 18:00 shots and then took a break to make dinner. I went out and took the 19:00 shots and discovered... not much had changed. So I'm going to toss these up and then wait until 22:00 to take some more. It's getting crazy cold and it's hard to shoot at night and I'm not seeing the kind of change I was hoping for. So...
18:00:
Still about 4 inches on the ground.
The bushes seem to be picking up a good dose of the white stuff.
Car is still visible. (Wow, what a different look when you don't use the flash.)
Met a guy walking his puppy. No, seriously, Bernese Mountain Dog puppy. Five months old and *loving* the snow. He wanted to eat ALL of it. But he was so clearly made for this weather, he was having a blast and was totally affectionate.
So far we can still see the fireplug.
I did find this kind of interesting: More than 4 inches on the SIDE of the gauge. Less than 4 in front of it.
My cool shot for this batch. The way the wind is blowing is creating interesting shapes and 'shadows' in the snow.
19:00
Seriously, not much has changed...
Snow is now exactly 4 inches.
And I discover that my car is pretty clean from *most* angles. Clearly the wind is playing a huge part in where accumulation occurs.
More at 10:00 p.m. I'm kind of hoping to be awake at 11:00 to do a 12 hour before and after, but I'm not counting on it.
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