Living in a fraternity house on the University of Alabama campus. Saw the largest snow ball fight I have ever seen on the Quad. Looked like Confederate and Union forces lining up for battle. Watched a K5 Blazer tear across the rec fields with two ski ropes attached to it tow hitch pulling two guys on knee boards and the list goes on and on. Pretty much every adult abandoned campus and left it to the students for about three days. Great time to be young and alive.

I can tell you 3 wheelers didnt do well in it....too deep

Feeding the cows in the cold

That would make me 35. Which means I was working in either Detroit or Grand Rapids.

My little 87 ranger 4x4 didnt do well after i crested that terrace and rode up on 3' of snow. That thing would climb anything as long as the tires were touching the ground...unfortunately, they weren't then.

I'm offended by this! Most of us are more like Assisted Living, not a nursing home.

I was already an old man that night, and spent most of it wondering if one of the pine trees in my yard would fall on the house. Several came down that night, but that motivated me to get the rest of them cut soon after. Our power was out for about 10 days and I spent many hours running a chain saw to open roads back up. It took years for the land to recover from that storm.

I was 14 and have no clue what I was doing. I don’t remember a big snow in south Alabama. Must have been for you mountain folks.

6 yrs old. I don’t know how they got there may have been a party the night before, but mom and dad had all their cousins at our house, they had their kids (my cousins) and we had a blast for 2 or 3 days..

Watching what seemed like some stoners In Montgomery on Madison Avenue sledding.

Doing foolishness behind a '69 Roadrunner with the 440. We were wearing helmets so we were "safe" Second day we shot fireworks from Crazy Bill's from across the holler. Never lost power just ate had fun relaxed for 6-8 days til the thaw.

Yeah had to put out hay with my four-wheeler .

chit I can't remember yesterday.

tearing up the neighborhood on a 4 wheeler

An Auburn cheerleader

Jamie from Camden
In Gulf Shores for spring break...drunk chick (Jamie from Camden) said it was snowing and I told her she had had enough to drink. Looked out the window of the condo a little later to see snow falling. Not too many things to do at the beach when it's snowing, but there's one thing you can do that was really fun...wonder what ol' Jamie from Camden is up to these days

I made a baby that week. 9 months later, at the labor and delivery, all rooms were full. There was a baby boom 9 months after the “blizzard”.

I was kicking my mother in the stomach wanting to get out 😂

We were making snow ice cream in Leeds, Alabama. We had a low deck on the back of our little house and our oldest son was about 3 years old. He stepped off the deck and disappeared into the snow. I was like, "Oh $hit!" We had a gas stove and a gas hot water heater. No fireplace and no power. We kept from freezing to death, by bundling up in the big king sized bead and filling pots and pans with hot water all around the bedroom. Strange days those were...

2nd morning , Sunday if I remember correctly, I took my Kubota B7100 with box blade and cleared mine and my neighbors driveways.

I was recently married so, for the first 3 days of no electricity(ie:tv) we kept pretty busy. After about day 4 she was like ok, we gotta get out of here.
So I dug out my three wheeler and we rode 10 miles on it to her parents house who had never lost electricity.