What is this? A 6 foot snowbank? Why, yes! And what does one do with a 6 foot snowbank? One digs out a snowcave, that's what.
I used a [2] shovel(s) and a trowel. One must always make sure that there are 2 entrances so that snow removal from the deep interior is easier to get out. This is the driveway entrance. There is also a lawn entrance...
Can you see in there?
What about now that I've gone in the lawn entrance?
There I am!
It's big enough that I can sit up in it, and I can turn around inside and go out either "door".
My dad was unpleased that I broke one of his shovels within less than 10 minutes of starting to dig the cave out... oops...
I used a [2] shovel(s) and a trowel. One must always make sure that there are 2 entrances so that snow removal from the deep interior is easier to get out. This is the driveway entrance. There is also a lawn entrance...
Can you see in there?
What about now that I've gone in the lawn entrance?
There I am!
It's big enough that I can sit up in it, and I can turn around inside and go out either "door".
My dad was unpleased that I broke one of his shovels within less than 10 minutes of starting to dig the cave out... oops...
4 comments:
Wow you are such an archaeologist at heart...even a snow bank is worth investigating. haha
Happy New Year..... That is so totally awesome. I am jealous..Wish we had snow. All we have seen is a couple of twinkles of rain. I think you Dad will forgive you.
Aww, I wish I could have come to visit. That snow fort look like wayyyy too much fun.
Well done at finding the best use of your time while you were visiting home.
Post a Comment