They say it's going to snow today. I don't believe it. Twenty inches? That is crazy talk. |
| This is what the driveway looks like now. The gray areas indicate snow piled up like plaque in an artery. There is a definite curve near the road forcing me to turn west when I leave. |
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| The straight across method of shoveling when the snow is 3 inches or less deep. |
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| Sometimes I get tired of the turning involved in the straight across method so I go straight down until the shovel is overloaded, dump it, and go straight down again. More walking, less turning. |
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| The diagonal method of shoveling is used when the snow if over 3 inches deep. |
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| This is what the driveway looks like in the summer. The shape resembles a backward lower case r or a handgun. Progress in shoveling is marked by what tree I am shoveling past - the elm, hackberry 1, 2 or 3 and the maple hedge. |
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