These two were treading on river ice near the Veterans Memorial Bridge today, similar to what two girls did last year, as shown HERE.
Sunday, January 31, 2016
About Town
Some recent pics from around town . . .
Other critters around town seemed none the worse for wear a week after the big snowstorm . . .
A shadow of her present self
Cue the ominous music, because the plane shown above is from Qatar Airways, the state-owned flag carrier of the State of Qatar, an Arab country that has reportedly funded such terrorist groups as Al-Qaeda and ISIS. So why is it allowed in our airspace?
I-105 at Advance Auto Parts on Saturday
Pedestrian
Yep, it's a boat.
The secret staging area of the nefarious phone books
(Invasion is imminent.)
Jack Skellingtons on a pajama person
Little red chair, why are you there?
We have a snow removal ordinance, but it appears that not all sidewalks are required to be cleared - like this one at Commerce and Walnut . . .
. . . and this Columbia Plaza sidewalk along Barber Street.
Resident of Lloyd Mifflin House at Second and Walnut, extending a proprietary paw.
Other critters around town seemed none the worse for wear a week after the big snowstorm . . .
Speaking of critters, this sign recently appeared on the first block of South Third Street.
Down by the river . . .
On reflection . . .
The short and winding road
Tracks in the snow
River of snow
The snowman cometh
Stuck!
Rescued!
The weather was unseasonably warm today (Sunday), and skies were mostly clear, a fact that didn't escape pilots, judging by the inordinate amount of air traffic . . .
Stitch in the sky
Two jets . . . racing?
A "closer-up" view
Friday, January 29, 2016
SNOW REMOVAL FOR SATURDAY 01-30-16
JANUARY 29, 2016
The Public Works crew is slated to remove snow on Walnut St. from 5th St. to 9th St. on 01-30-16 starting at noon. Residents are asked to remove their vehicles from the streets during this time.
Source:
Forecast: Climbing temps, dwindling snowpack
Greg Sahd, Columbia borough manager, said clearing up storm drains was part of the overall clean-up strategy. Officials are working on getting assistance from PennDOT to help clear the roads. "It's a slow slog," Sahd said.
MORE:
http://lancasteronline.com/news/local/forecast-climbing-temps-dwindling-snowpack/article_640dd3a4-c6c7-11e5-8248-a7b50d37238a.html
Thursday, January 28, 2016
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