We're at about 30" here - hard to tell exactly since it's drifting so hard - and still coming HARD. Going out every hour or so to check on the chickens and goats, words cannot express how glad I am that both coop and barn are hard up against the lee side of the house...even so, it took my sister and I together nearly an hour just to shovel the 30-40 feet of path from kitchen door, to chicken coop, to goat barn. I've been clearing 8-10" drifts and new fall from the paths every hour when I go out, too. Put a bale of hay and bucket of hot water in the goat barn, ditto for chicken feeder and (smaller) pan of warm water in the coop. Gotta love my Faverolles, they have still given 6 eggs today from 13 birds and are fussing around in the shoveled paths (until the wind gusts, at least) looking for corn. Weather for our location says it won't let up really until this evening, so with the wind my husband has called in to work and we are all hunkered down inside with the wood stove blazing. It is nice to be only a few blocks from the hydropower station, though, our electricity hasn't even flickered a bit so far - not that we need it for heat or cooking, but it is nice to have the internet when you're stuck inside all day!
Very glad that my sister, her boyfriend, and my husband are all off work and around the house this weekend...our 200' driveway shovels a LOT faster with four people working on it than when it's just me alone!