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Old 02-03-2015, 09:55 AM
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Default Hope your city gets cleaned up faster than ours does after a snow
Snapped a few pics yesterday while I was out and about of some of our downtown roads after our near record breaking 15+" snow Saturday/Sunday. There are still lots even not cleared out one and even two days after the snow. It makes me want to take the Cub out door to door and really "cleanup" on this snowfall!

And of course a doggy pic. Poor thing loves playing in the snow but this stuff is just too deep for her. You can see how far out she got before it was too much and she turned back







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Old 02-03-2015, 11:51 AM
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that looks like hickory nc after a snow.
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Doesn't happen too often here, the county will get out the one motor grader to clear the roads. They are pretty rough on the pavement though, and real noisy.
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Wow, looks like you guys have a real mess there. If it stays cold enough and you have time, you could make a bundle, just clearing driveways.

Mid 40's here today, the dusting that we got is already gone.

Snow thrower tractor and blade tractors are not earning their keep so far this year. :-(
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How would you like it if someone took a pic of you while you were trying to pee?
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What kind of dog owner are you? You could at have cleared a place for the poor dog to take a dump.
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What kind of dog owner are you? You could at have cleared a place for the poor dog to take a dump.
Haha, my dog was kind enough to poop right on my steps while I was shoveling a path to the woods for him! He's not a fan of the 27" on the ground at the moment
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Haha, my dog was kind enough to poop right on my steps while I was shoveling a path to the woods for him! He's not a fan of the 27" on the ground at the moment
Yep something about snow up the butt that they don't like go figure. Now that I think about it I'm not sure I'd like snow touching my bottom.
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I feel for those of you in the snow belt. I know what it's like BTDT. 51 here at the moment and no white stuff. Gotta get my mowers and tillers ready to go. Yeah I know the ground hog said 6 more weeks but that's for you guys north of the Mason Dixon line. No I don't miss the Tax You To Death State of CT.
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How would you like it if someone took a pic of you while you were trying to pee?
Normally I'm not too into dog pee pics but it was the only time she stood still long enough for a pic!

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What kind of dog owner are you? You could at have cleared a place for the poor dog to take a dump.
I usually do shovel out a little bit back there for her but hadn't made it that far. If I could get a Cub back there you can bet the whole back yard would be cleared out!

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Haha, my dog was kind enough to poop right on my steps while I was shoveling a path to the woods for him! He's not a fan of the 27" on the ground at the moment
Our dog pulls (pardon the pun) crap like that all the time. We'll let her out to go to the bathroom and she will. Then she comes back in, we turn on back, and next thing you know there's a steaming pile of I love you on the living room floor.
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