Last year’s winter was a doozy. We all have flashbacks of back-breaking snow shoveling and dogs sinking hilariously in extraordinary amounts of pow; fresh, deep days carving up the slopes and opening our doors to find a wall of snow instead of a world out there. As we enter “the season” in Tahoe, let’s look back at some of our memories from the last one. Here, community member-submitted photos speak many thousands of words about that shared experience as we look forward to a year of unknown snow mass in the Sierra. People were eager; we shoveled through quite a few submissions to pick our favorites.
SNOWPOCaLYPSE 2019 rendered decks useless and made mountains out of molehills. Photo by Michelle Mastroianni
WINTER’S SWORDS: We all know and love the glittering, majestic weapons that form and grow from our rooftops each year. Remember not to stand underneath one, even for a photo opp. Photo by Ruth Cross
GUESS WHO’S COMING TO DINNER? No one. Photo by Brittany Burris
What’s up Dog?: Photo by Dane Molina
Snow Dog Photo by Dane Molina
BURIED: Historic downtown sees historic snowfall. Photo by Sarah Miller/Moonshine Ink
POW POW: It’s all worth it when we get out in that fresh drift. Photo by Emily Lo Prescott
SNOWPLOWS keep our community up and running when snows get high. Photo by Candace Gehring
WALLS HAVE TEETH when icicles curl down around the roof. Photo by Julie Duvivie