I take lots of breaks, and shovel in sections. We have the street plow and the sidewalk plow. Together they create a wall of hardened snow between the sidewalk and the street. My biggest challenge is finding places to put all the snow. I can't put it in the street or on the sidewalk.

Also the reason I decided I did not really want a horse.

I have seen snow enough to accumulate maybe 5 or 6 times since I moved to the southland when I was barely an adult.
I told my dad when we were trying to keep the well from freezing with all the extension cords we owned and a light bulb that I was not living like that once I had a choice.
I really like those kicks though.

None...gave up shoveling snow when I ended up in the South...

Muscles you didn’t even know you had.

In south western Quebec, we get an average of about eight feet of snow per winter. But we do get less of it because of the climate warming.

Snow? What's that?

I haven’t shoveled snow since 1980. And I do not intend to do so ever again.

I don't understand the question?

It hasn't snowed in my neck of the woods. Thanks to global warming.

I thought I was done with all that when we left WA. But then I got offered a job in a 5000ft altitude town. We got our first flurry last week.

Probably climate change has limited it so far to only a half inch but the northern exposure of our house will keep our porch coated with ice until the end of January or more. At least salt will melt us a path out to the cars. Ha, ha.

I'm glad we don't get feet of snow. It's dry enough that we go straight from monsoon to too cold to snow. Ha, ha. Again. I guess.

someone elses

Ones you normally don't use.

I have never shoveled snow.
I lack the gene to live at latitudes conducive to snow and ice.
I basically moved from the south east corner of Alabama where it may snow but never accumulates to Southern California where it only snows in the mountains that I'm too lazy to visit.
I have driven in snow, on a business trip to Montreal Canada. It was a blizzard, my first time driving in snow and all the street signs were in French. It was a bitch getting to the hotel where I had a room on the 86th floor with a wall made of glass. Then I had to find the offices of Northern Telecom the next morning, which was miles and miles away across snow drift Canada. It was 1994 and there was no practical GPS or smart phones to be found. I was so proud of my Apple Newton, this was before the palm pilots.

Yes been there

My son in law gifted me with his used and too small snow blower. It is perfect for my driveway and sidewalk. My house faces south, if I wait a few days I usually don't even have to worry about snowblowing or shoveling. Those times that I do have to do it, I have about 6 feet of sidewalk, 6 steps, and a 5X3 porch to shovel. It is satifying to get it done, it is even more so for mother nature to do it for me.

I feel it mostly in my shoulders, biceps and lower back when I shovel snow.