At 9:30 Wednesday morning I left the doctors office and entered 271 south. Certain the traffic would be light and the further south I drove the better the driving conditions. It turns out I would have to drive to Covington Kentucky to find clear pavement that morning.
Unaware my destination was under a level 2 storm warning, I continued to travel 60 to 65 MPH waiting for the flurries to cease. They didn't. The closer I got to Columbus, local forecasters informed me of road conditions, temperature and (lack of) visibility for the route I was taking. Overnight the city received 4 inches of snow, and it was still snowing, with more south and east, which is where I was headed (I-270 south, exit 49).
All in all I still made great time, only adding 45 minutes to the normal 2 hour drive. It was nice to see snow and it made the pictures of the decorated house even more beautiful.
Maybe 3 or 4 hundred more. I'm going to purchase them at the after Christmas sale when they're at least 50% off.
2 comments:
Glad you made it safely. About the decorations: It's your first year there. You don't want to kill yourselves with major decorating so soon.
That said, don't forget the roof line. It gives a nice frame for the lights underneath.
So, did you drive to Kentucky?
The roof line, yes.
You're right, we don't want to be known as the "Grizwalds" next summer.
I didn't make it to Kentucky, Colmbus was far enough. We got more snow than Cleveland did. I was surprised to see the news that evening.
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