First, some snow photos from 24 February. While the Vermont Greens are getting in tons of snow, this really has been the last snow storm in Rutland. The grounds are almost bare now.
The snow did cover up the messes the huge crows have left on our sidewalks.
The magnolia bushes look lovely with their egg-white snow balls.
The tower also looks splendid in the wet snow.
The cross carries well its white mantle.
Meanwhile, back to the soup kitchen (look at the Lent 2C sermon below for another photo), where Sally greeted guests. About 40 people came, 25 from the community. Next lunch is on Saturday 13 March.
Members of the Treble choir helped out wonderfully.
The storm 25-26 February did some minor damage to the trees out front and the west side of the roof.
Bud helped cut the branches into stove-sized pieces (why let the wood go to waste, even though it is green?).
Jim and Phill also helped out in picking up the yard. Notice the damage on the roof up to the left.
This is what Phill and Wendy found Friday morning when they got to work.
And here's what it looks like today.
Never a dull moment.
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