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St. Johns - Newfoundland - Huge Snowdrift

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St. Johns - Newfoundland - Huge Snowdrift

Forest Road on Signal Hill - St. Johns - Newfoundland and Labrador. The occupants of this fine wooden house have burrowed through an enorous snowdrift to provide front access to their home! Date: circa 1930

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1. Title: "Burrowed Through Snow: A Quirky Solution to Winter Access in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Circa 1930" 2.. In the heart of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, lies a charming wooden house nestled at the foot of Forest Road on Signal Hill. This quaint abode, shrouded in history, presents an intriguing tale of winter resilience and resourcefulness. Circa 1930, when the region was blanketed in a massive snowfall, the occupants of this house faced an unusual challenge - access to their home was blocked by an enormous snowdrift. 3. Undeterred by the harsh weather, the resourceful residents took matters into their own hands. They meticulously burrowed through the towering snowdrift, creating a tunnel that provided a front entrance to their home. The snowdrift, a colossal heap of winter's fury, was transformed into an ingenious solution for accessibility. 4. The photograph, taken circa 1930, captures the essence of the community's spirit and determination. The snow-covered landscape, dotted with houses and trees, stands in stark contrast to the tunnel, a testament to the ingenuity and resilience of the people of St. John's. 5. Forest Road on Signal Hill, a picturesque location in the historic district of Quidi Vidi, is a reminder of the unique challenges that Newfoundlanders and Labradorians have faced and overcome throughout history. This photograph, with its captivating story, offers a glimpse into the past and the indomitable spirit of the people of St. John's. 6. The snowfall of 1930, while a formidable adversary, did not deter the residents of this wooden house. Instead, it inspired them to create a memorable solution, leaving us with a lasting image of their determination and creativity.

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