Below is the same parking lot today. The snow, which was several feet deep in places last winter, barely covers the ground this time:
February 4th and 5th are the optimum days for winter snowfall in Southcentral Alaska. For instance, on the night of February 4th and 5th, 1955, Whittier had a new accumulation of 144 inches of snow.
The lower of the two above photos was taken with my new camera, a Pentax WG-II water resistant digital camera. I'm tired of cameras breaking so easily. Supposedly, this one will not.
Below is the camera, plus my new hearing aid set, which Judy loves:
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Now that's ^ good. Must say this winter. Cameras,phones ,elbows,wrists,derriere's. Should all be shock proof. Ok many derriere's are shock proof but many are not. Like mine. AKjah.
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