Because I live on a hill. The sleet changed to freezing rain. I spent most of the day slogging around in the muck trying to get my car out of the woods. Finally a lone plow came around and cleared a single lane up the road and I was able to get my car home.
Christine Klocek-Lim
only slightly surprised
Christine Klocek-Lim 
I can relate. We’ve had both snow and ice here; this week, my car has turned in more crazy angles than I thought was possible. I could have been a poster child for some weather channel commercials. Great photo, though!
If you got stuck and this what had been your way …so getting stuck has been for a reason …Thank you for the morning ice
I love that photo–did you take that when your car was stuck? If you did it was worth it. er … to me anyway, who didn’t have to push and pull at a car for hours in the ice. :)dave
Karen, yes, the ice is a pain to drive in. I much prefer plain snow, but the ice is prettier. :-)iamnasra,your welcome! I’m glad you liked it.Dave,I left the car and walked home. This was in my front yard. I took it on my way back to the car with a shovel. 😉
Chrissie,This one is my favorite, I love the perfection in the frozen drops, I am in awe of this photo. Sorry that your car got stuck, but this picture was worth the shovel. Wishing you a Merry Christmas:) brenda
Brenda, thanks. I’m really glad you like the photo. I think it was worth it, too.