Mike476
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- Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia
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- MF 135 Z134 Continental, MF 1660 Cab
I spent most of my youth in north-eastern New Brunswick in the 60s and 70s (Mirimachi). Back in those days snow arrived in October and left in April. None of this cold and then warm, snow and then rain or freezing rain and then back to snow.
I can remember the police driving through the streets advising parents to keep their children off the snow piles on the side of the road because of their proximity to the power lines, assuring parents the grader would be along soon to cut the tops off the snow banks.
Outdoor rinks were everywhere, no fear of losing your ice to thaw, was a heck of a lot of snow to be shovelled off but the right shovel and a sharp pair of skates and we made short work of it. Good times.
Have to say I prefer the four seasons but not what we've been seeing these past few years.
I can remember the police driving through the streets advising parents to keep their children off the snow piles on the side of the road because of their proximity to the power lines, assuring parents the grader would be along soon to cut the tops off the snow banks.
Outdoor rinks were everywhere, no fear of losing your ice to thaw, was a heck of a lot of snow to be shovelled off but the right shovel and a sharp pair of skates and we made short work of it. Good times.
Have to say I prefer the four seasons but not what we've been seeing these past few years.
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