Photos of Long Island snow…

Posted on January 12, 2011 by iwilder

KW: Listen! I am not making another snow video this time. Too much snow. No more child-eyed wonder left to videotape the falling flakes.

Here are some photos though. The set of photos is on my Flickr account: here. (And, if you go there, there are also lots of photos of poets and musicians which might amuse you while your stuck inside…)

Snow Images from January 12, 2012
Babylon, Long Island, New York

Blue Sky - LI Snow: 1/12/11

The road is Deer Park Ave at 9:30am. (Plow has come through again at 10:15ish)

Intersection - LI Snow: 1/12/11

Horiz road is Deer Park Ave at 9:30am. (Plow has come through again around 10:15ish)

The Path - LI Snow: 1/12/11

Bushes - LI Snow: 1/12/11

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