NEW IPSWICH, N.H. – While granite staters across southern New Hampshire had to dig out from two days of snow this week, residents of New Ipswich might have faced the toughest task after 3 feet of snow fell on their town.
“It looks like a Charles Dickens story out here," said Jake Ferrell.
The people of New Ipswich have their work cut out for them -- digging through massive piles of snow, trying to pick up after a storm that seemed to never quit.
“There’s so much snow you don’t even know where to put it,” said Ferrell.
Ferrell took a stroll with his dogs to check out what was left behind.
“This is really insane," said Ferrell. "I mean, we got some snow last year that was over a foot in a storm I think, but I can’t remember the last time we had 48 hours of sustained 2 feet of snow.”
“I mean, it’s deep. Little hard to shovel. But it’s alright,” said Devon Vaillancourt
Vaillancourt and his brother drew teamed up to tackle the job of shoveling.
A difficult task, but overall it’s a sight the family is happy to see.
Plows and sanders were also busy keeping roads clear.