Snowpocalypse (03-06 Feb 2010)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f9.0, 1/320 sec and 17mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f10.0, 1/400 sec and 17mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f11.0, 1/250 sec and 36mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f10.0, 1/320 sec and 30mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f10.0, 1/320 sec and 21mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f8.0, 1/250 sec and 19mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f9.0, 1/320 sec and 17mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f10.0, 1/250 sec and 17mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f10.0, 1/250 sec and 33mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f9.0, 1/320 sec and 17mm)

We had several inches of snow on Wednesday, February 3rd, which was followed a couple of days later with over two feet of snow! (Image taken by Kathy T. Kane on 03 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 800, f9.0, 1/320 sec and 17mm)

Front of our house on 26th Street N. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

Looking up 26th Street N from in front of our house. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f7.1, 1/200 sec and 17mm)

Looking down 26th Street N from in front of our house. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f6.3, 1/160 sec and 17mm)

Looking down N Upland Street from in front of our house. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f6.3, 1/200 sec and 17mm)

Our house on 26th Street N. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

The driveway is now clear after a LOT of shoveling. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/160 sec and 17mm)

After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f7.1, 1/125 sec and 28mm)

Time to dig out the truck. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/100 sec and 21mm)

Snow on the back porch off the walk-out basement. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.0, 1/100 sec and 17mm)

28-inches of snow on the patio table. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.0, 1/80 sec and 70mm)

Backyard of our house. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

Backyard of our house. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

Just enough shoveling was done for Dolly to get out and go to the restroom. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

Back porch of our house. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.6, 1/125 sec and 17mm)

Back porch of our house with Christopher and Dolly looking out the storm door. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f5.0, 1/100 sec and 17mm)

Patio off the sun room. After getting several inches of snow on Wednesday, it started snowing again on Friday, February 5th, around 10 a.m. and snowed steadily until Saturday late afternoon leaving over two feet of snow. (Image taken by Patrick R. Kane on 06 Feb 2010 with Canon EOS 20D at ISO 400, f3.2, 1/40 sec and 17mm)