Just Like the Tundra...

When I opened the door for Little Wonder to go outside this morning, the snow was so deep he turned around and came back into the kitchen.  I went out at 7 and shoveled him a little path, but it was so deep and heavy I knew Gary was going to have to do a lot of snow blowing to get me to the barn. 

As you can see, it was snowing like crazy.

By the time Gary made me a path and I finished shoveling, I finally fed the horses at 8:30.  An hour late.  Set up the hay nets under the shed roof....fortunately the snow was coming from the East and they were protected.

They stayed out for about an hour and a half while I finished chores and did more shoveling, then I set up their stalls with hay and water and put them back in.

Little Wonder is such a trooper.  I'm sure he appreciated the temperature in the barn.....30 degrees.

You guessed it....our afternoon was like every other afternoon.

By 2 it had stopped snowing, so I let the ponies back outside.  Gary had already done the driveway and the path in the paddock for the second time.  We had over 18 inches of snow and in some places the wind had it up to 3 feet or more.

Karen arrived early for evening chores and shoveled a path to the indoor.  Now it's snowing again...who knows what it will look like tomorrow.

Dinner was an instant replay.

Night all.