The Big Snow Storm.

On Monday night I watched the weather forecast on the 11 o'clock news.
The prediction was for freezing rain with an ice accumulation of about one half inch.
On Tuesday, January 25, 2000, the storm finally ended leaving an accumulation of over twenty inches recorded by the weatherman. The unofficial accumulation at Springmoor was thirteen inches.
Some of our residents got their cameras out and took some pictures. We share them with you.

North Village.

The unofficial Springmoor measuring bench. The unofficial measurement.

Grouped around the fireplace
waiting for the storm to end. An apartment balcony from the inside.

Looking out onto the Garden Room Patio. Looking out of the main entrance.
Someone tried to reach the Springmoor car,
but thought better of it.

One of the houses along Springmoor Drive. Looking out on Springmoor Drive
from a house.

Looking out from the main building
to the houses on Springmoor Drive
through the woods. Looking out at the main building and the parking lot
from the main building.

Pictures compliments of Mrs. M. Fosnight and Ben Gibbs.

South Village

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The unofficial Springmoor measuring bench.	The unofficial measurement.

Grouped around the fireplace waiting for the storm to end.	An apartment balcony from the inside.

Looking out onto the Garden Room Patio.	Looking out of the main entrance. Someone tried to reach the Springmoor car, but thought better of it.

One of the houses along Springmoor Drive.	Looking out on Springmoor Drive from a house.

Looking out from the main building to the houses on Springmoor Drive through the woods.	Looking out at the main building and the parking lot from the main building.