Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for January 30, 2022

Uh, that’s actually dangerous. It’s in the news almost every winter.

That first panel is very cute.

Cue the theme from The Great Escape

Nor’easter is no match for Clayton

Indiana Clayton and the snow drift of doom

Smart kid. People die every year building snow tunnels without the supports Clayton calls for.

Making tunnels (and trails and forts and “igloos”) in the snow – brings back some great memories.

Snow mole. Isn’t that what they call spies in Siberia?

When my kids were little, we used to dig snow tunnels in the huge snow piles left by the plow. We used our little folding shovels and dug a network of tunnels that even in could squeeze through. Good memories.

At least Clayton may miss several days of school when he’s bedridden with the flu (or maybe COVID-19).

You call that a snow? It’s not even up to the 2nd story windows….

Kids enjoy things that adults have forgotten!

What..no hat?

Just remember folks, it’s Toon Snow so he will be OK

Nice. You have a winter hobbit in the family. Congratulations. “Dimbo Baggins, at your service.”

This is a painful way to find the garden gnome or lawnmower you forgot was there.

I was a snow mole as a kid. We would dig throw the massive piles of snow and create forts. Also, lots of fun with creating sled runs through the yard. Ah, the days when living outside was no big deal. Now I just am grateful for my snow blower.

Reminds me of my son at 7. First day we arrived in Vermont to live. Snow was up to his shoulders. He just jumped into the pile along the back of the farmhouse and started digging. In a few hours he had a great tunnel system. Good memories indeed…

Good timing for this theme vis a vis the Nor’easter that hit yesterday.

My drifts never got quite that high (2-3 feet was the norm) but the tunnels and forts we built were sure fun, just the same. Aaaah memories!!