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Old 11-30-2013, 06:15 PM
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Default The Joys of Winter
For those of you who still live in the north, you truly appreciate the beauty & joy of each of our changing seasons.
However, remember that summer is over, fall will soon end, & winter is coming.
To those who have escaped the northern winters & yearn to go back home, this is a reminder how it was.
And to those who have never lived up north, this is an indication of what you have missed.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/xKy2lLNQYrI?rel=0

Yep one of the reasons I moved to VA from CT
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I always look forward to winter,I like the snow and the ice and the power outages.
It's that man against nature thing that nature always wins.

Driving home after dodging cars and trucks and you pull up to your driveway and the snow plow truck left something for you.

Anyway you are that much closer to spring.

Enjoy it while it last.
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Old 11-30-2013, 09:14 PM
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I've been south since 1983 ... Prior to that 3 years 77-79 in Buffalo NY . When winter was winter ... men were men ... and wings were frozen !
Now that i'm not battling snow the only attachments I don't have are a blade and blower. Keep the home fires burning up yonder ... stay warm .

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Old 11-30-2013, 09:34 PM
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I've been south since 1983 ... Prior to that 3 years 77-79 in Buffalo NY . When winter was winter ... men were men ... and wings were frozen !
Now that i'm not battling snow the only attachments I don't have are a blade and blower. Keep the home fires burning up yonder ... stay warm .

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Don't you just miss snow and ice ? Me not so much BTDT I keep this pic just to remind myself of all the fun I'm not enjoying. Date was 1/12/2011 yeah 1 storm you snow kids can have it.
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I always look forward to winter,I like the snow and the ice and the power outages.
It's that man against nature thing that nature always wins.

Driving home after dodging cars and trucks and you pull up to your driveway and the snow plow truck left something for you.

Anyway you are that much closer to spring.

Enjoy it while it last.
Well put. I also enjoy winter. I'd get bored with warm and nice all year.
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Our Winters aren't that bad. I would like to get some snow, so I can play with the cubs.
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Oh I'm sure we will have plenty of snow so you can come get all you want acecil. But personaly I love the snow. Cold not so much which is why I run a lp wall heater in the shed and backup woodburner in the house I always grew up with jacked up 4wds and its the best time of the year to get 4 wheelin out of my system
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Can't wait to get on the lakes maybe this week smaller lakes have up to 5 inches of ice already in MN hopefully going fishing and playing on the ice with the Honda atc
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But winters aren't near as bad as when I was growing up. I remember in the 60's father had snow piled up with the Hough loader 6' from the electric wires along the HI way. And the county Hi way Department used nothing but road graders with a V plow and a wing for plowing.
Those were the days
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