Sentences with phrase «foot snow drifts»

And since he's Scandinavian, I like to fondly think he lives in the far far North, and there was a reindeer sleigh, plenty of 8 foot snow drifts & some overnight bivouacing involved... And in this instance, perhaps most inspiring of all is the relatively small size of his shareholding — which is a great reminder every vote does count, and it really goes to show how important the principle is here.

I grew up in Massachusetts, with 3 foot snow drifts and mountains of the white stuff piled on the side of the road, perfect for fort building.

One mom tells a story about taking her Terrain out after a huge Chicago blizzard and remarked at how well the large rear wheels «sliced» right through the one foot snow drifts.

Not exact matches

Surrounded by snow drifts two feet deep, locomotive 9136 rests at the head of a procession of identical engines at a sprawling rail yard in Winnipeg.

Moved from the suburbs of Stockholm to Los Alamos, New Mexico, in the depths of winter in the last gasps of the Cold War under Reagan's presidency, it follows the same story: a bullied young boy (Kodi Smit - McPhee, heartbreakingly lonely) left to drift in his own isolation as his parents withdraw in divorce and an odd, eerily confident girl (Chloë Grace Moretz) who only comes out at night and endures the snow and the chill in bare feet and summer dresses.

Foot marks were drifted over with fresh snow.

The main wagon had the aft right wheel fast in a drift, and as Hob added his slight frame to the stamping, cursing struggle to free it, his foot plunged to the ankle in a depression filled with a freezing gruel of snow and mud.

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=winter-history;sess= Notably «1937 - 42: These years were all snowy, with numerous falls of 1 - 2ft, and occasional falls (such as 194 - 41) in which snow depths of up to 16 foot (drifts) were recorded.

On the other hand, their air floor is something like 10 feet high, supposedly due to vents needing to be above snow drifts.

Snow drifts that had started gathering several weeks ago were now 4 to 5 feet deep, and the prevailing temperatures would guarantee their survival for some time to come.