Allentown NJ:  3" of powder on top of 1" of crust from the other day.....  I went "shovel."

(Kind of cheated and used the leaf blower to blow the fresh stuff off of the cars and the deck! - Worked good!)

Shove, pushed a lot of it though. And brush for all the cars. We got decent snow here in Maryland. 

Snow blower to take off 3-4 inches late this afternoon in Lower Saucon Township PA.  After not having to use snowblower the past two winters I've already used it three times in the past couple of weeks.

Waiting for the plow guy to come,  I see 12" or better on the picnic table!!

None of the above . Hasn't snowed here in charlotte in 3 years.. don't miss it at all.

"DNoldschool34", I' m jealous.  Here in Yardley, Pa we got 3, maybe 4 in.  Have to be honest, I used my Ariens snowblower but also did the driveways and sidewalks of 2 neighbors.  Bought it used 3 years ago from a guy in Lewes, Del for 500.00.  He said he only used it once and couldn't control it (he said he was 78 yrs old and looked liked he weighed about 140 lbs!).  I believed him as there wasn't a scratch on it.  According to the  internet  it retails for 1400.00!  Scott Ely

P.S. Guess I got off the subject a tad.

40 lb bag of salt on the sidewalk from the front door to the car, plus the driveway to the street. Shovel both the walks between the two neighbor's houses. I made an early pass then another pass later in the day.  Used a brush and defrosters to get the car cleaned.  I did two passes once around 12:30 and the other later in the day around 3:30. 

We're in the third week of our empanada restaurant, so I have another sidewalk to take care of.  I left everything clean last, but the awning next door holds the snow and as it melts the drops all deposit at my door.  All ice this morning.  I used a hammer, then salt. 

About 60 degrees yesterday and  23 this morning in sc

empanada restaurant      Learn something everyday !

I went to Florida