
By that our storm experience was not over: just by the time when it became dark our electricity went out! In our house no electricity means also no heating, no internet, no TV, no radio news, no hot food (not talking about having some tea), no lights (of course), no hot water and refrigerator turning into useless leaking box. In fact, we didn't have any water at all as obviously water pump house also had electricity outage. The water at least returned by next morning, but electricity outage continued for 31 hour. So we had 2 romantic evenings in candle light and with fireplace. At least we found out that our fireplace is not only nice to look at, but it is also sufficient to heat the house if the outside temperature is around -2°C. We still don't know what would happen with -20°C, but that, I guess, we'll find out some time in future. Anyhow, our first extreme experience in our house is over, and it wasn't that bad at all :))
The nature was so beautiful the next day! This is an early morning after the storm, view from the window (it's nice to have large windows...):

Snow piles in some places were taller than Hanna (and Hanna is now around 72cm, not taking into account boots and clothes):

Snowy road:

Looks really great :) I guess that now you realise how nice it is to have a house not in the center of a city :) Snow in Frankfurt was exceptional too but exceptional for Frankfurt means 8 cm...
ReplyDeleteBeauty, beauty, beauty....
ReplyDeleteIn Luxembourg it was 20 cm, at least people on the street said so, I never checked out, but it looked like that at Saturday night. On the Sunday morning - the very next one :) it was all gone at all. Luckily I managed to walk at Saturday night.
tante Guna