On the drive to North Gower, we were wondering why so many fields had half a dozen rows of corn left standing parallel to the road.
Then we reached a point where the wind had blown the snow across the fields, and discovered the corn stalks were a natural windbreak.
Husband rolled his eyes that I wanted to photograph the snow,
but I had never seen anything like this before.
Can you imagine this much snow blowing across the roads during a storm?
6 comments:
wonderful photos. Glad you stopped to take them.
That is a great idea ...
great idea...nice photos
I've seen wooden snow barriers but never thought to question the corn left at the edges of the fields! What a great idea. Cheaper too.
I'm so glad you stopped to take pictures. Hope you didn't get too cold! :=}
I'm so glad he agreed to stop and let you photograph. I had no idea the leftovers could collect so much snow. So interesting!
Hi! My husband just informed me that one shouldn't be using more than 90% of their computer memory, and that I only have about 2% left, so I need to clean up my email and iphoto.
So, I started with June's emails I hadn't deleted, and am now in July. I came across a very nice comment you made on a SkyWatch post of mine, so I thought I'd let myself get sidetracked a bit and say, "hi".
I had to laugh about your husband rolling his eyes at your snow photo taking. Well, they turned out great! I like the photos of your dogs on your most recent post, too.
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