The huge "icicle" on the loading dock roof, that has been morphing into an iceberg since last week, finally slid past the office window and crashed (loudly, very loudly) into the dumpster by the loading dock. I should have taken a picture of it before it fell, but you can see from the blocks of ice on the ground what it entailed..and yes, that is Megan
in the dumpster taking out the huge chunks of ice so we can sort of put the lid back in place. The other side of the dock is threatened by an ice slide as well, as the first photo shows. Note the recycle bins, filled to the brim with ice and snow. It will be 40 degrees later this week, won't it?
The huge "icicle" on the loading dock roof, that has been morphing into an iceberg since last week, finally slid past the office window and crashed (loudly, very loudly) into the dumpster by the loading dock. I should have taken a picture of it before it fell, but you can see from the blocks of ice on the ground what it entailed..and yes, that is Megan in the dumpster taking out the huge chunks of ice so we can sort of put the lid back in place. The other side of the dock is threatened by an ice slide as well, as the first photo shows. Note the recycle bins, filled to the brim with ice and snow. It will be 40 degrees later this week, won't it?
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