The morning after

Christmas in Binghamton may not have been white, but we sure more than made up for it on Val's day eve. Here's a shot of my street following the snow dump of Val's day eve.

I wonder where the parking meter wardens are — surely, they won't let all those cars park for free? Jokes aside though, I was quite impressed when I looked out of my window and saw that in spite of the heavy downfall, the buses were actually running! I'm certain that if we ever had this quantity of snow in New Zealand, the whole country would be shut down for days, if not weeks!

Here's a couple more pictures — these were taken at Binghamton University.

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Submitted by muyiwa on February 19, 2007 - 7:13pm.

There's my car!

MT, that was one snowy day! That's no way to welcome visitors to Binghamton. Hope you are doing well in New Zealand!

Samuel Mwilu (not verified) | July 9, 2008 - 2:50am

Hmm great snaps.. really

Hmm great snaps.. really love it..

Poster Maniac (not verified) | December 19, 2007 - 11:47pm

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