Snow shutdown: Aftermath of Saskatchewan's wicked blizzard

Towering snowdrifts have been left in fields, yards and on highways across Saskatchewan after a wind and snowstorm that hit the province early this week.

• Power knocked out to parts of southeastern Sask. for more than 24 hours after blizzard

• Stuck in a blizzard for 15 hours, and other tales from the road

A number of highways were shut down in the province, includingHighway 39,which reopened Wednesday morning.

A video shared on Facebook showed the long line of vehicles that were stranded on the road.

Before the highway reopened, Estevan, Sask., police tweeted they were using snowmobiles to bring coffee and supplies to stranded motorists.

On Tuesday, four vehicles were involved in a crash on Highway 1 west of Regina. One woman was killed and six others were sent to hospital.

• Woman killed, 6 injured in Highway 1 multi-vehicle crash

• 'It's very, very dangerous right now': Drivers asked to avoid Hwy 1 after multi-vehicle crash

The crash, just east of Pense, Sask.,involved a car, two SUVs and a charter bus without passengers.

Vehicles were at a standstill following the crash. Some drivers shared videos and photos of the conditions on the highway.

People from across the province were also sharing photos of massive snowdrifts.

The blowing snow did a number on vehicles.

But some people found creativeways to still get around.