2020-21 NH Winter/SH Summer Photo Thread (spoilers please!)

Not as much in the woods though.


Deceptively thick snow cover however, The bottom of the footsteps are still around 30cm above the ground.


It looked like I'd be able to walk here. Only looks like 20cm thick. No, I tried stepping off the path and I easily sank to my knees despite the snow being pretty compact.


Everyone's yard is absolutely filled to the BRIM with snow. Snow that falls down from the roofs, shoveling off the street, parking and house path etc. Along this road, all yards would have over 2m of snow. Look how the snow towers over that car. Not exactly a small model either.


These guys literally built a ramp for sleighriding. It's hard to see in the image, but it's a smoothed path that goes up and around the house. Almost looks like a fucking wheelchair ramp to the second floor, made out of snow.


Up where I live the weather felt pretty nice. There was no wind, and the sun did help mitigate some of the cold despite being only 7 degrees above ground. I was comfortable. Then when I got down to the lake however, it got painfully cold. The temperature itself felt like it must've been many degrees colder, and there was a steady sliiiiiiiight wind, maybe 0.5m/s. In total, it felt 10'C colder. But it looked nice at least.


Last winter the river never froze. This January the ducks all have to flock like jews in auschwitz at the limited space available in open water. Neat with the mist over the water.



Noticably less snow along the river. Also, apparently they've decided to shovel ALL of the riverside park. Surprising decision considering how they've said it'll take weeks to months for all the sidewalks to get cleared. Also just looks strange.

The City Hall...



Spanish moss on trees Yahya Sinwar







Tryon Palace





















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Deceptively sturdy-looking building sinking into the rain-soaked ground





Cutey street





Central Paris has a wineyard! Admittedly producing an abominable beverage.





Despite its modest looks, the house to the right was a famous cabaret at the turn of the 20th century:





Moar cutey streets and stairs







Loads of stairs in the vincinity actually. One must be fit living there.





What's the giorscore of this tiny dead-end Giorbanguly ?





Love these tree-lined streets in summer <3