Glad to hear that only your expectations of terra firma have been
injured. I already knew that South Carolina wasn't far enough south to
guarantee no snow or ice (I well remember the day before Christmas in
Charleston in 1962) but hadn't expected to be reminded of it so soon. I
haven't seen any video coverage of Charleston but Atlanta is a zoo and
will probably be so again tonight and tomorrow.
Still glad to be in Palmetto, Florida at the moment where it's a rainy,
ugly 54 degrees F. (but yesterday was gorgeous) A also got to see some
"war birds" in Sarasota this morning before the rain started.
Chuck Norcutt
On 1/29/2014 3:16 PM, Tina Manley wrote:
> PESO:
>
> It snowed in Charleston, SC, last night and this morning. Last night we
> walked from our B&B to a restaurant on Broad Street and I stepped on a
> patch of ice. My feet flew out from under me and I landed flat on my back.
> I had a digital M hanging from each shoulder and they hit the ground
> before I did. Fortunately, we are all fine. I'm a little sore but nothing
> is broken on me or my cameras! Tom thinks I'm OK because we exercise 3
> times a week at the Y. I think I'm really lucky with Leica cameras!
> Photos of snow-covered palm trees will be posted as soon as I get them
> downloaded.
>
> The Weather Channel said Interstate 26 was impassable but it was fine.
> Snowy patches on bridges and overpasses but no traffic at all.
>
> Glad to be home in one piece!!
>
> Tina
>
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