Headed to Lubbock on Christmas Eve and ended up in the "Blizzard of the Century" as we heard it described on the radio. Of course, the century is very young. :-) Still, the Weather Service had never issued a blizzard warning in this particular area of Texas before so it was quite a storm.

Driving westward, the roads were clear for the first hour and a half, then it started snowing.

And snowing.

And blowing and snowing. Traffic came to a complete standstill. And stayed that way for the next four hours. We traveled a total of 0.3 miles in four hours. :-)
1 comment:
Love the first two pics, snow covered tractors and tree.
Not a normal site in Texas.
Great job.
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