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The night of December 16th, we kept looking out our window to see if it was beginning to snow. It was forecasted to snow 12″ that night. Around 11pm it finally did begin to snow, but it was just a flurry of fine little flakes. We figured it wasn’t going to amount to much and went to bed. What a suprise when we woke up at 7am and looked outside – three feet of light, fluffy snow had silently fallen!

Later that afternoon when it had finally stopped, I took my camera and waded in waist-deep snow down our long driveway to the main road, which luckily had been plowed. Below are my photos from my walk into East Dorset village. Plow trucks were busy everywhere and people were shoveling their driveways and clearing off their cars.
Everyone said they had never seen so much snow fall in just one night. Come to think of it, I couldn’t remember a storm like that, either. And I grew up here in New England!