So yesterday it snowed most of the day. This morning it had snowed all night but it had finally stopped – at least for now. I took pictures from our apartment window to show you some of how it looked.
Once again all is coated in white as of 8:00 not much is moving.
This man was bringing his son (I believe) to the day-care/kindergarten downstairs. They were struggling to get through the snow. The boy fell once and struggled to get up until his Dad went back to help him.
You might remember the parking lot across from our apartment where they shoveled around a pile of snow last storm. So far no one is working there. The man standing there is just passing by and perhaps stopped for a rest after climbing through the deep snow.
This van was stuck and it took several people, a lot of time and lots of shoveling to finally get it out and back on its way.
An unusual sight – a snow plow on our little road.
He was kind enough to pull this car out of the snow pile it was stuck in.
One man is starting to move snow in the parking lot across the road.
Later, some more came to help shovel. They shoveled in the middle to the sides – including the side that is the entrance.
The view out into our complex from the stairway. The roads are not any better over here.
The two cars are in the entrance to the parking lot. Question? How many does it take to shovel out a parking lot? In the end they only left the small entrance where the one car is then had to move the cars in to allow another car or two to enter.
Are they done?
Long before they finished the parking lot two men had shoveled parking places for four cars in this area up the road.
As always the view from our window is very interesting. I tried to get pictures of the parents pulling their child in the sled into the day-care/kindergarten but I saw them too late and they were in the gates before I got the picture.
It is now 15:12 and it is snowing lightly. We stayed home today instead of trying to climb our hill as we heard the trams were not going up the hill. Tomorrow we hope to be able to get to the office – much to do there. All is well and we are warm and dry.