Here are some original photographs after a massive snowstorm at Big Bone Lick State Park in March 2008.
The park was covered with about a foot of snow, which is a lot for Northern Kentucky.
A foot of snow on top of a half-inch of ice made our driveway unpassable for a few days. The heavy ice coat caused about two dozen trees to lean or fall and block the driveway.
A massive ice storm has hit the state of Kentucky at the end of January. We missed the brunt of the storm and received only about 1/2” of ice covered by about a foot of snow. This was enough to coat all the trees and cause some damage, but nowhere near as bad as in the western part of the state.
Net-Cool Lookout Below!
