More snow yesterday, on top of the snow we’d had on Thursday The weather warmed up, and it changed over to freezing rain then rain … but overnight it got cold again, so today, arriving at work, we had an ice rink instead of a parking lot 😦
And for another view of Boston’s snow, see Josh’ website
M&I / GBMINI 
I wonder how much snow/weight a MINIs roof can hold? I would only come out when the temp hit 30º. Period!
Ian, wow lots of snow. maybe you can clear out GPs nose (intake) so she can breath. She’s not liking this weather one bit and called my GP last night asking for bubble and some warm coco 😉
Started digging out GPMINI yesterday, but ended up slipping on ice and now have one arm in a brace 😦
At least, no bones broken!
So GPMINI will have to wait a while longer yet …
Gosh Ian, hope you are OK.
Sleigh bells ring, are you listening, In the lane, snow is glistening A beautiful sight, We’re happy tonight. Slipping in a winter wonderland…
Hope all is well and presumably you won’t be working for a while! Unless, of course, GP is able to get you there unassisted. It seems to do most things!
I’m at work, Dad … but not doing too much! Margaret drove me in this morning 🙂
eek doesnt the gp have a cover? , not too keen on a ltd ed MINI being covered in ice/deep snow 😦
GPMINIs cover is on loan – but I’ve never used it anyway; we had 40+mph winds in the last storm, I worry that would rub the cover on the paint.
Actually all that snow is protecting GPMINI quite well!
Best of all I suppose would be to copy George and his inflatables – but I expect to drive GPMINI sometimes through the winter (when both hands are available again!)
A good cover should not cause any damage to your paint. My cover goes on and comes off in about 3 minutes. Living in the San Gabriel foothills we have very stiff winds, 30 – 60 mph, from time to time and I see no damage. I have one of the official MINI covers that looks like the car.
Glad to hear your arm is better.