With all the snow came overfilled gutters of ice and gutter to ground icicles. One of the largest (easily 25" diameter; I'm sure I looked funny to the neighbors hanging off the stairwell trying to knock it down with the broom handle) just happened to be outside the wall of my spare quilting/computer room, leaving water spots on and a buckle in the wall and cracks in the corner. Just what I needed.
Another was off the back gutter to my deck. It was so large I couldn't break it with a hammer, so I chipped away at it for days until the hammer could break off the largest part. Despite my best efforts to make it fall away from the house, theicicle ice monster fell into the huge pile of frozen snow and previously chipped ice, pushing it all right into my dining room.
Another was off the back gutter to my deck. It was so large I couldn't break it with a hammer, so I chipped away at it for days until the hammer could break off the largest part. Despite my best efforts to make it fall away from the house, the
The good news is that we are in for a week of 30-deg temps and then a week of 40s!! I am so ready for beautiful flowers, lush hostas, and my CSA. And long walks on dry ground.
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