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Who love seeing snow?

A fresh snow fall magically transforms the mundane world.

I like seeing snow, but I rarely ever get snow where I live. It maybe happens about once every five years.

I like looking at it. I don't like walking in it when it gets all icy.

Me

Not me. I like to be able to see the ground and the grass.
I don't like the cold, and I don't like walking out in it. I work locally, so I still have to get up and walk out in it to work, and I worry about having to go in on my days off if non-local co-workers can't get in.

I love snow. I'm from South Carolina though, and we rarely get any notable amount of it.

I like snow. I don't like driving in it. I don't like shoveling it. I don't like how it gets dirty after a few days.

A fresh snowfall, though, is one of the most beautiful images one could conjure up.

I used to go to a ski resort with my parents, we go there every year, sometimes we go twice a year, I been in a snowstorm, I saw an avalanche, I made a snowman & I got frostbite I did went skiing once, I spent most of my time on my butt.

It depends... I don't care much for the heavy damp snow that numbs your fingers, but the dry fine powdered stuff from the Northeast is tops.

Last edited by The_Gimp on 05 Jan 2017, 2:37 am, edited 1 time in total.

On average, we get snow once about every 5 years, and it has only accumulated twice in my lifetime (in 1989 and in 2004).

Me. I have been seeing it on cars here but we don't have any snow in our area. I assume they come from the mountains and they are just driving into town for work. And I heard at work it's supposed to snow this weekend but I am not counting on it. Never take the weather people seriously here. Our climate constantly changes they can't keep up with it.

tired of the snow, I want spring.

Snow is better than ice, but I see plenty of both. I don't have to shovel it, and it is pretty when it first falls.

agreed.


i haven't seen snow since i passed through the slovenian countryside en route to maribor, a stop on the way to graz.

it was one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen through a bus window. the fine powder blanketing the rooftops and the bare trees made an otherwise dreary overcast say a sore sight. i could not remember the last time i saw snow before going to europe, and it may be years before i see snow again.

when i earned we would stop in maribor i was exited to go out and touch the snow.

but we got there and there was no snow to be seen. just the usual frost glazed on the grass and twigs.

I love the way the world looks when the snow has fallen, but I'm not a fan of the cold weather it tends to bring along.