Snow, snow, snow

We are still buried in snow! Several more inches fell this week and two more storms are on the way. Actual snowplows are plowing up and piling up snow along the streets in Sedro-Woolley. You just don't see this every winter. The high winds last Saturday night blew a lot of snow off the rooftops and trees in town, but much of that snow was replaced in the next snowfall on Sunday nite. The snow is still knee-high in most yards.

Last Friday was a beautiful day with blue skies and cold weather. The streets remained icy but many people got out to visit the downtown area. I did a few errands and I took a picture of the Hammer Heritage Square clock tower. One of the best things Sedro-Woolley ever did was to create this lovely and distinctive town square. If you haven't been back to visit lately, you'll be in for a nice surprise!

Our monthly coffee hour for Class of 71 is next Tuesday, December 30th, from 5ish to 7ish at Common Ground on the Pease Road in Burlington. We'd love to see you there!