In 1969 the airport at Asheville reported a record 5.4 inches of snow. Records are meant to be broken, that’s why we keep them, right? December 25, 2010 is now in the record books as the snowiest Christmas Day in Asheville with 6.5 inches recorded at the airport. Of course there are many areas with higher, and lesser, amounts of snow, such is the nature of living in the mountains we call home.
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- Photograph by Michael Tracey
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- decorations in snow by Bill Rhodes
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- Photograph by Michael Tracey
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- Biltmore House by zen
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- patient pooch by Bill Rhodes
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- have snowman will travel by Bill Rhodes
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- Photograph by Tracie Acreman
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- Lake Gazebo at Biltmore House by zen
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- gas up in snow by Bill Rhodes
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- Arbor at Biltmore House by zen
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- Photograph by Tracie Acreman
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- shovelling and salting by Bill Rhodes
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- snow gate by Bill Rhodes
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- digging art by Bill Rhodes
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- looking towards pisgah by Bill Rhodes
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- Photograph by Michael Tracey
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- snow vac by Bill Rhodes
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- Photograph by Tracie Acreman
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- Grove Arcade by zen
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- merry peddling christmas by Bill Rhodes
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- I240 at noon by Bill Rhodes
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- Photograph by Michael Tracey
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- City Hall fatcat by zen
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- hot vent with ice by Bill Rhodes
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- Photograph by Michael Tracey
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- Photograph by Tracie Acreman
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- cold comfort by Bill Rhodes
