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Over here it's much less dramatical as expected. We got ca.5-8 cm of new snow, so not a big deal. It was windy, but not stormy. And it's getting warmer, around 0 degrees, so that it's even melting a bit.
This morning I've cleaned the place in front of our house, ca.80 square-meters with a shovel and a broomstick. Not a big deal, too. It's good for the fitness! So I've a good reason, not to drive no to the fitness-gym, and better sit in front of the PC, with some chocolade and red wine.
In the NortEast of Germany it's really dramatical, as the news are saying. The Baltic Sea-coast is over-covered with snow. Really bad it seems to be on the islands Fehmarn and Rügen.
There are three heavily pregant girls in trouble. They are stuck in little villages with blockaded streets.
Perhaps it will happens, like in the legendary snow-winter 1978/79 in Northern Germany. There were some children born somewhere outside, in stucked ambulances. I remember some articles about a girl, wich was born in a Bundeswehr-Panzer, a "Leopard"-recovery-tank.
It's cool, when in your passport is remarked at "place of birth" something like "Bundesstraße 199 between Gelting and Steinbergkirche" or so - yes, the people, born somwhere outside, does have this in the papers.
This morning I've cleaned the place in front of our house, ca.80 square-meters with a shovel and a broomstick. Not a big deal, too. It's good for the fitness! So I've a good reason, not to drive no to the fitness-gym, and better sit in front of the PC, with some chocolade and red wine.
In the NortEast of Germany it's really dramatical, as the news are saying. The Baltic Sea-coast is over-covered with snow. Really bad it seems to be on the islands Fehmarn and Rügen.
There are three heavily pregant girls in trouble. They are stuck in little villages with blockaded streets.
Perhaps it will happens, like in the legendary snow-winter 1978/79 in Northern Germany. There were some children born somewhere outside, in stucked ambulances. I remember some articles about a girl, wich was born in a Bundeswehr-Panzer, a "Leopard"-recovery-tank.
It's cool, when in your passport is remarked at "place of birth" something like "Bundesstraße 199 between Gelting and Steinbergkirche" or so - yes, the people, born somwhere outside, does have this in the papers.