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This is a photograph of a rather large ‘car catcher’ just at the south entrance into Morningside captured on Tuesday 30 January, 2007. It is roughly 2 – 3 feet wide and 6 – 8 feet across and probably 6 inches deep. You may view more photographs by downloading the slide show<\/a> or viewing the web pages<\/a>. To view the slide show, download it first and then open it from your PC. Yesterday, we had to help one of our neighbors who got stuck in the hole.<\/p>\n Most people drive around it instead of trying to through it. It’s easy to forget about driving around it when we get a new coating of snow. We’ve been getting a storm a week for the last 7 weeks starting with the blizzard. Driving around this hole means you have to get close the street sign as you can see in one of the photographs.<\/p>\n The overnight low for tonight is -7 and the high for tomorrow is +7. We won’t soon be seeing this ice melting.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is a photograph of a rather large ‘car catcher’ just at the south entrance into Morningside captured on Tuesday 30 January, 2007. It is roughly 2 – 3 feet wide and 6 – 8 feet across and probably 6 inches deep. You may view<\/p>\n