Snow in New Orleans...

[RoJoHen]

That snow is cute.

We get more snow than that in the Spring!

Personally, I'm ready for an ice storm. Bring it on!

 

[NCC1701]

I haven't even seen snow with my bare eyes in two years, and that was only because we went skiing in the mountains down South. It never snows this far North, although we do get the odd night of frost in Winter if we get lucky.

 

[msbae]

msbae, I stopped at #38 because that's a bit too many. It would help to narrow down the selection a little.

But, #41 is my favorite...

Yeah, well... Not having the American patriotic fiber, that leaves me a little cold. Is the flag bent down by the weight of the snow, though? Which spreads it out. It is a nice picture. Just not my favourite.
I am a bit intrigued by the snow sticking underneath the pole. I suppose it slid down, and maybe froze?

The pole was bent by a tree branch falling on it in a rainstorm several months ago.

 

[msbae]

I sold a lexus engine to a gal yesterday just north of N.O. Couldn't get ahold of her mechanic, so I left a message. Today, called him back and didn't even get voicemail. Then, I couldn't get the customer to let her know. I texted her in desperation and she texted back. She's without power, as is her mechanic!

That's funny, I didn't lose power at all.

 

[msbae]

Nice pics. I snapped a few photos myself, although I wish I had been downtown with my camera... could have got more interesting stuff.

I'd say those pics are quite interesting, Mr. B. What's the year and model of that Oldsmobile in the pics?

 

[Mr. B]

My first car, an '85 Oldsmobile cutlass supreme.

 

[backstept]

New Orleans got snow? that's amazing!
the jet stream must have turned pretty far south to push a cold air mass that far south
I hope people exercise caution on the roads


last year the snow in my back yard was up to my waist (~40 inches)
we're used to it here
here's some useless trivia: Syracuse is home to the world's largest snow plow

 

[msbae]

My first car, an '85 Oldsmobile cutlass supreme.

Thanks.