Lawrence witnessed a blizzard on the Christmas eve this year. I am sure people were happy because we had White Christmas this year two. Here are some glimpses of last years
White Christmas.
Here are some glimpses of the snow after the blizzard.
There was sunshine for some time after the blizzard was over.
There was around 6-7 inches of snow accumulation. This toy shows it well.
There was good amount of snow accumulation everywhere. The roads were not visible at all.
And cars were stuck in the snow.
Some places it was really hard to believe that there was a road in front of us.
There were interesting formations of the snow everywhere. This pillar base shows a circular ditch formed around it, due to high blowing winds.
And this corner shows another interesting pattern formed by snow and blowing winds.
There were patterns like sand dunes.
Another picture to give some idea of snow accumulation.
This shows people clearing out the snow, this was inside the porch of a building. Check out the depth of snow.
Snow, snow and snow. Hardly anyone seen outside.
Walking in the snow was quite a task.
But playing with snowballs was certainly fun !
And most enjoyable was snow sledding....!
This shows how deep was the snow at every step.
and people trying to get the cars out os parking to go for Chrismas party ???
The city bus serve T-Bus was off the road. Hopeing to post more glimpses soon on how Lawrence recovered from this.
A typical Christmas Tree.
Leafless trees decorated with light snow.
This is one of my favorite photo.
Tree branched as if someone is trying to decorate them with cotton balls.
The snow was of a nice consistancy, which could be very easily rolled together.
The balloons were drooping due to weight of the snow on them.
McCollum Hall from west campus.
Lake in the West Campus.
Do let me know which one you liked the most in the comments.
There was sunshine for some time after the blizzard was over.
There was around 6-7 inches of snow accumulation. This toy shows it well.
There was good amount of snow accumulation everywhere. The roads were not visible at all.
And cars were stuck in the snow.
Some places it was really hard to believe that there was a road in front of us.
There were interesting formations of the snow everywhere. This pillar base shows a circular ditch formed around it, due to high blowing winds.
And this corner shows another interesting pattern formed by snow and blowing winds.
There were patterns like sand dunes.
Another picture to give some idea of snow accumulation.
This shows people clearing out the snow, this was inside the porch of a building. Check out the depth of snow.
Snow, snow and snow. Hardly anyone seen outside.
Walking in the snow was quite a task.
But playing with snowballs was certainly fun !
And most enjoyable was snow sledding....!
This shows how deep was the snow at every step.
and people trying to get the cars out os parking to go for Chrismas party ???
Hours before the game the Jayhalk fans start going towards the Memorial Stadium in groups.
Tailgaters gather in the KU Campus from noon for an evening game.
They have their own pass time kits with them.
Fans getting inside the Memorial Stadium.
Police on vigilance near stadium.
Jayhalk team entering Kivisto field for warm ups.
Northern Colorado team in warm up.
Teams return after the Warm ups.
The stadium is full with Crimson and Blue
KU Band performs before the game.
Jayhalks enter the field for the game, all charged up.
The crowd greets them with a roar.
All settled and ready for the game to start.
Fans all eager to watch.
and the action begins.... in presence of more than 50,ooo fans.
