Snow Winter W/O SNOW!!! NOTTTTTTTTTT!
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Dog Lover
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Looks Great...Send some to Phila..We have not had a flake.
bigdad
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Looks like the tractor is in the garage and the cars are out??
Looks like some seat time will happen.
Happy New Year to everyone from Big Dad!
Looks like some seat time will happen.
Happy New Year to everyone from Big Dad!
lovemytoys
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where in new york are you im in andes
NEFirewood
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I sure do miss the north! My grandmother used to live in Albany and we would go up there during the winter and play in the snow. I have an aunt who lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia and boy does it snow up there!!!
I live in Maryland, and 5 inches of snow is considered a HUGE storm. ****, 2 inches of snow brings the entire region to its knees. I do miss some good northeastern snow!!!
I live in Maryland, and 5 inches of snow is considered a HUGE storm. ****, 2 inches of snow brings the entire region to its knees. I do miss some good northeastern snow!!!
lovemytoys
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its in the catskills .by delhi college
TimP
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spoon059 said:
spoon059,
I'm in Baltimore County, Maryland but am originally from Detroit.
I am still shocked at the reactions that Marylanders have to the "White Death".
They close schools for the day if there is a forecast of light flurries the next day !
If you truly NEED toilet paper, milk or bread..... forget about it !
You'd think people are expecting to be snowbound for two weeks.
In Detroit, we often had snow on the ground constantly from November thru March.
Tim
rox
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16valex- although your pictures are pretty and really they are pretty, we don't have to shovel the sunshine in Provence!16valex said:
KubotainNH
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I'm a bit amazed at how much snow we've had here in NH in the last 4 weeks. It is pretty though.
rox said:
Hey Rox,
Who said shovel! That is what the tractor is for
. But you're right in about a month the winter blue will slowly get the best of me and all I can do is dream of a place where palm tree, white sand beach, and green water.....
varmint
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I am yet another Marylander... (no snow, so we have time to cruise the internet and write posts) but I remember the Winter of '77 in Indiana- the northern part of the state is flat, and the county roads mostly run N-S and E-W, so when the wind blows the snow (and, it does!) you can get humongous drifts. We had a nice blizzard, followed by lots of wind. Some of the county's N-S roads had 8-10' of snow blocking them- winds from the west. Big front end loaders would clear lanes, but they often just stopped at the last farmer's drive in the county, so the road beyond was a 10' wall of snow. Frustrating, but fun. Of course, if you met someone travelling the other way, one of you had to back up until you found a drive to shelter in, sometimes a 1/2 mile, since those were big farms. Schools were closed for several weeks, until they could deal with the snow.
unit40
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Don't forget the mad rush for snowshovels and snowblowers. What the heck happened to last years shovels? Reluctant to mention this but I plow for a Town Highway department. Seeing people all pizzed off and screaming everytime it snows and we plow them in has me wondering......Why the heck to you live in New England? How long have you lived here? I see snowflakes as pennies from heaven. And even after some long shifts, I am still eager to come home and play with the tractor.
