Victoria have you shovelled your snow out yet?

Question

My mother in law lives in the Langford area and her daughter and son in law live in Sidney.

Answer 1

We just let it melt. It's fun to play in. (my 11 month old and I built snowmen). It is hilarious how a little bit of snow wreaks havoc on the city. I would hate to see how all us Victorians would handle if we all were living in the interior.

Where I live, the streets weren't cleared properly until yesterday. But it is fun to take it all in as we don't get it often enough.

Answer 2

No - in simple terms earlier Christmas at the same time as it hit the South East of england, we in simple terms had some flurries one evening which failed to loiter round. i'm sitting the following waiting for the anticipated snow fall it rather is meant to be engulfing Worcestershire in the present day. I hate it too - bought in a load of milk, potatoes, tinned veges and bread the day gone by, so I shall sit it out. Veges can't be harvested in severe frost circumstances. If it seems to be prolonged, comparable to 1947 and 1963, keep in mind that frozen snow can carry down skill traces which = no electrical energy = no vehicle ignition of correct heating boilers and no electric powered water pump = no correct heating. No electric powered cooking, no electric powered lighting fixtures fixtures. In 1975, we even had to have family contributors water presented to our doors with the help of water autos because the availability pipes had frozen underground in Bristol. chuffed ideas!

Answer 3

LOL! well, there seems to be a shortage of snow shovels in this little ordinarily wet but warmer part of Canada!!

I am in Vancouver ... not the Island ... but still ... we aren't accustomed to the snow!!

Answer 4

When we lived in Langley we just waited and it would go away on its own.... now we watch with interest from our pool side and moan that it does not feel much like Christmas in Barabdos.