Snow, snow and more snow, that's what I found looking through the archive photos that appeared on the Pasty Cam in the past 19 years. Today's snow theme, is "Lake Effect Snow", which we seem to get plenty of here in the Keweenaw. Judy Byykkonen shared a photo of her Scottish Terrier, Minnie back in 2012. Seems as though Minnie enjoyed sitting on the picnic table to "keep an eye" on things happening in the backyard during the summer and once winter arrived, she kept up her vigil, sitting in the snow that accumulated overnight. Maybe she's really on a "snow watch".

Then one year later, in 2013, Melanie Hakala Rossi snapped a shot of the snowy overhang on her house after a combination of heavy snowfall and winds to blow it around and over the edge of her roofline. That's quite the "roofdrift" there…look out below!

Just a year ago, in 2016, the Keweenaw was digging out from a doozy of a snowstorm that dumped almost 5 feet of snow in less than a week. Sierra Bishop took the third photo of her husband snowblowing their driveway. Look at how deep the snow is there and on the garage roof and three days before this, there was barely any white stuff on the ground. When it rains, it pours, so I guess when it snows, it dumps!

Today's video feature gives us all a taste of the Winter Wonderland here in Michigan when the "lake effect" snow arrives. Only you all get to enjoy the snowy cold from the warmth of your home, no bundling up required.

Greetings From Kokomo, Indiana. I was in the Kenton Area the last week of Nov. I missed all the snow. Maybe next year.

Minnie the Scottish Terrier Princess

Today's video:
"Winter Wonderland" - (with apologies to) Dean Martin

The Arizona Desert referred to above (Sonoran) has a litany of place names with their guts still in:
Apache Gap, Geronimo Head, ••••'s Hole, Rattlesnake Spring, Gunsight Gap, Lion Spring, Wild cat Creek, Buzzards Roost, Malapais (Evil Place) Mountain, Devil's Canyon, Haunted Canyon.....

One can only guess what Hole that is, butt believe me...it's not Alex's.

Pat & Glenda (Gormfrog:
"The Arizona Desert referred to above (Sonoran) has a litany of place names with their guts still in:
Apache Gap, Geronimo Head, ••••'s Hole, Rattlesnake Spring, Gunsight Gap, Lion Spring, Wild cat Creek, Buzzards Roost, Malapais (Evil Place) Mountain, Devil's Canyon, Haunted Canyon....."

"… ••••'s Hole"
Whatever that was s'posed to be(?) … but no "wabbit holes(s)"!😞

It was supposed to be H.e.l.l's hole, but our filters captured it. In the name of a location, it's OK here, though. ;-)