It is almost impossible to convey the size of this mound of piled snow at a local shopping center.
It’s two thirds of the distance between Barnes & Noble and Five Below (which was behind me), and it covers the parking spaces that run along the parking lot divider/sidewalk that run between them. And, in places, it even covers the driving aisle between the covered parking spaces and the next row. (Which made navigating a bit difficult.) It’s an absolute mountain of ice and snow.
I expect there will still be remnants of this come Memorial Day. Piles of ice from the 2010 double blizzard lingered to June in Baltimore.
I did not buy anything at Barnes & Noble. Or Five Below. I considered buying the Rubik’s Cube Connected X at Five Below, but do I really need a Bluetooth-enabled Rubik’s Cube with an app? No, my friends, I do not.
(I may change my mind within a week and get one just to see what it’s like.)