Have you ever...

[peeonme]

Lived on the shoreline of a large body of water?

As a boy I lived in the town pictured above... winter was a real blast. This was on the shores of Lake Michigan

 

[Alistair]

Currently live in a shoreline county off Lake Erie. It’s in the secondary lake effect snowbelt. Anyone that has the honor of knowing what lake effect snow is gets a free pass to bitch all they want to about snow

 

[EddMarkStarr]

Yes - my apartment complex is right on the edge of Bitter Lake, Seattle, Washington.

 

[Cormac135]

I live less than two minutes walk from Portobello beach.

Granted the pics are from it's heyday.

In the winter it can be bitterly cold with the winds from the Firth Of Forth.

 

[peeonme]

Currently live in a shoreline county off Lake Erie. It’s in the secondary lake effect snowbelt. Anyone that has the honor of knowing what lake effect snow is gets a free pass to bitch all they want to about snow

On my way to school in the 6th grade the snow was up to my crotch, froze my nuts off!

 

[Rickrock]

I live about 15 miles from Lake Erie. I do remember a few winters like your picture or even worse, but it isn't usually that bad. I think that winters were worse when I was younger and aren't generally as bad now.

 

[ShadowCat]

Lived on the shoreline of a large body of water?
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As a boy I lived in the town pictured above... winter was a real blast. This was on the shores of Lake Michigan

Chicago here so I to know the horrors of those 3 words: LAKE EFFECT SNOW! Such a colossal pain in the ass especially since my family are a bunch of cheapskates and won't get a motherfucking snowblower!

 

[peeonme]

And then there's:

Buffalo N.Y.

 

[peeonme]

I live about 15 miles from Lake Erie. I do remember a few winters like your picture or even worse, but it isn't usually that bad. I think that winters were worse when I was younger and aren't generally as bad now.

As children the snow seemed higher because our bodies were smaller...

 

[rareboy]

And then there's:

Buffalo N.Y.

yup.

I grew up in the snowbelt near the shores of Lake Erie; my grandparents' farm was just about a mile in. There were some wicked storms in the summer and winter.

 

[purina]

As children the snow seemed higher because our bodies were smaller...

As a child, the first time I walked out to a really deep snowfall, I tripped and as I fell forward I knew I was going to die.

 

[Maklaar13]

I Grew up in the Caribbean on an island. Every school I went to was next to the ocean. When I lived in Iceland my house was the last one before the Atlantic ocean, amazing view.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

BCN for three months twenty years ago... and I despise it still.

 

[unloadonme]

No. Birmingham is about as far from the sea as it's possible to get in the UK.

 

[peeonme]

As a child, the first time I walked out to a really deep snowfall, I tripped and as I fell forward I knew I was going to die.

That could lead to post traumatic snow disorder (PTSD).

 

[Blk_Thickness]

No, I have not.

 

[HoodedRat]

Sadly, no.

I would love to live near a river, lake, or sea.

 

[Vannie]

At least you had ^ some flooding.


That's not funny Vannie

 

[HoodedRat]

^

 

[ShadowCat]

and then there's:

buffalo n.y.

oh fuck that!!!