How's The Weather?
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that is impressive 
Well, wish me luck folks. I am going to try and make it in to work. Supposedly the roads between me and there are ok. I'm in the Subaru, so as long as I can avoid the idiots, I should be good to go!
Drive safe!!Well, wish me luck folks. I am going to try and make it in to work. Supposedly the roads between me and there are ok. I'm in the Subaru, so as long as I can avoid the idiots, I should be good to go!
Well, wish me luck folks. I am going to try and make it in to work. Supposedly the roads between me and there are ok. I'm in the Subaru, so as long as I can avoid the idiots, I should be good to go!
Not to worry, I'm still in NH. Can't vouch for Giant though......
I made it with no problems. Driving in from the county roads were great. Cross the line into the city and there is one lane sort of plowed right down the middle of a 2 lane street.
But thankfully the few folks who were out were being careful. Going to run some reports that I can't do from home and hopefully head back before it gets dark and more idiots come out. Thanks!
I cannot stand to see folks who do this. This one is extreme, but yeah, plenty of others with sheets of ice just ready to fly off and into my way! Grrr!
It's a tragedy waiting to happen and too often does. Especially off the big rigs. I know n_n's pic is a joke, but it's a serious problem....
In some places you can get a ticket for doing that. It is dangerous and I always leave extra distance if I'm behind some idiot who's done that just in case it decides to slide off the roof or it's powdery snow and the wind is whipping it into my car.
A picture from our local newspaper. This is what it was like trying to get through the snow with the snowblower. It took me around 8 hours to get it all done. You had to do a wheelie with the snowblower, about a foot at a time, to get top layer gone, then back up and hit the lower level of snow.
Told ya you should have just shoveled the top part! LOLA picture from our local newspaper. This is what it was like trying to get through the snow with the snowblower. It took me around 8 hours to get it all done. You had to do a wheelie with the snowblower, about a foot at a time, to get top layer gone, then back up and hit the lower level of snow.
Police Services in Ontario are writing $180. tickets to those who do not clear off their vehicle.
A picture from our local newspaper. This is what it was like trying to get through the snow with the snowblower. It took me around 8 hours to get it all done. You had to do a wheelie with the snowblower, about a foot at a time, to get top layer gone, then back up and hit the lower level of snow.
A dusting........flatlanders..........yeesh.
LOL. What I should have done was borrow Sunny's flamethrower.
Yep, that might do it!LOL. What I should have done was borrow Sunny's flamethrower.
Of course, the resulting flooding from melting that much snow would create its own problems. No neighbors with a snowplow or bucket loader?LOL. What I should have done was borrow Sunny's flamethrower.
It came in quite handy.....LOL. What I should have done was borrow Sunny's flamethrower.
A picture on Saturday, mid afternoon, of one of my bird feeders... By the end of the day it looked like some big white phallic symbol.
A picture on Saturday, mid afternoon, of one of my bird feeders... By the end of the day it looked like some big white phallic symbol.
Well, at least it made shoveling more exciting......
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