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Old 02-26-2015, 06:25 PM
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Sam you live in a scenic place there, all I have out my front door is cornfields.
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You took the words right outta my mouth, I was thinking the same thing when I saw those pictures. And I'm also surrounded by cornfields...flat, flat, flat, fields of corn...boring.
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It looks great green. The view white isn't terrible. All I see out my front door is....more houses; durn suburb life. (could be worse)
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Sam Mac your property is beautiful....winter or summer!
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Thanks for the comments, here's the deal Galax is the kind of place you retire to. Cost of living is CHEAP, taxes are about 1/4 what I paid in CT. If you like motorcycle riding this is heaven, I'm 3 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway. Jobs here are pretty much non existent or low wage at best. I bailed out of CT once I retired. Pretty much make it someplace else and run before they take it away from you.
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Well boys..... it's March 1, and here in ol' Oblong they were calling for 1"-3" of snow last night. We woke up about 6 this am to between 8" and 10"!!!!

Got the cubs warming up and ol' Chicken-head (my bro, FlyingB) and I are getting ready to start the day long process of digging out. Gonna be a fun day! I'll try and get some pics.
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Old 03-01-2015, 09:21 AM
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We are getting it today. I was wondering about their forecasting abilities on this one myself. Calling for 1-3 today and another 1-3 overnight. Here it is about 9:30 in the morning and we already got 2+ inches.
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Old 03-01-2015, 09:21 AM
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We may get some freezing rain. Joy, Joy.
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Old 03-01-2015, 10:17 AM
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Got freezing rain here a little south of you Sam. We've had white stuff on the ground for over 10 days, highly unusual. Dad asked me yesterday (jokingly) why the heck we got rid of his snow blower. If we'd have had chains and weights, we'd have kept it, maybe. Even still it would be more of a novelty. I spent close to an hour with a 90 hp tractor clearing snow last Thurs.
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We just got dumped on last night. I wish Missourians would learn how to drive in snow or stay home. Accidents all over the place. Highways shut down. Its heading your way.
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Well most of the white crap we got the other day is now gone, no freezing rain and it got up to 51 today and mostly sunny. Happy, Happy, Happy!
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I'm due for another 10 inches tonight. This stuff will be here till may! Here's the comparison against my daughter.image.jpg
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Well..... ran almost 12 hrs today. I'm beat. Didn't even get everything done. Still 1/2 a parking lot left and about 1/2 on mine here at the shop. Still need to get the big tractor and blower out at my house, but it had "problems" later in the day. So, we'll get it fixed in the morning and I'll snap some pics of it. You guys will think it's pretty cool.

Here's a couple shots from today. Lots of snow for us here in Illinois!

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Well most of the white crap we got the other day is now gone, no freezing rain and it got up to 51 today and mostly sunny. Happy, Happy, Happy!
You are joking right? I'm an hour South of you and not in the foot hills and we didn't barely get above freezing, no sunshine either. Fortunately Its supposed to be near 60 by Wed. Of course the soothsayers at the TV station are saying we could see a return of the white/frozen stuff on Thursday.
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