As I expected, Blaire and her camera were out today. Here’s what she sent me:
Looking toward the Narbonne House. The Narbonne house is located at the Salem Maritime National Historic site and dates back to 1675. It’s used as a historical study house and can be toured on a limited basis. The other thing that’s interesting about this shot is that right below that huge drift of snow lies a beautiful bleeding heart plant that’s just waiting for spring to arrive!
The snow pile is very, very tall. I’m pretty sure it’s taller than the person who put it there ;).
Drifting snow, blocking the walkway next to the Narbonne House, with the Hawke’s House in the background. The Friendship is just beyond. If Blaire could have walked through that snowdrift we might have seen the Friendship too. Those NPS workers better get busy!
Thanks Blaire!
Stay warm everyone!
Michele and Blaire
The Salem Garden 
Beautiful! I do love a great blizzard – as long as the power hangs on! Are you all still warm and well-powered? Take good care, and keep the photos coming!
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We are Christie, which does make this a much nicer experience. I’m not sure about the power outage count right now but it was in the 100’s of thousands earlier today.
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