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05/03/2023 11:55 am
My house this morning after the latest 11" storm here in east/central N.H.
05/03/2023 12:00 pm
OMG.......it must take quite some time before driving anywhere is a possibility.
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05/03/2023 12:16 pm
I actually enjoy the snow. Being retired and very little planning I watch it through the back of the house windows, no need to go out until the sun comes out fully dressed for the temp and ride my 4 wheel drive John Deere tractor with a very good snow blower/thrower [30']. It's all hydraulic and I take my time as the dog runs around me[she is very good about staying a way from the business end].
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05/03/2023 12:29 pm
@jack-dodds It's N.H. we are use to it and they are outrageously great at plowing/sanding/salting to keep the skiers, snowmobilers happy, we depend on them for our large hospitality industry to survive. Once I clear my driveway the roads usually don't have more than 3" of snow on them unless a blizzard/nor'easter comes along and trees come down.
05/03/2023 1:05 pm
@brush You certainly have the right equipment to handle the snow. Beautiful day here in the south with temperature in the eighties. I too have the right equipment to handle the weather...now do I want to take my 61 Vette or 63 Thunderbird Sports Roadster out for a ride?
05/03/2023 2:25 pm
@brush I agree Bruce; snow storms are actually quite beautiful when, being retired, you can choose whether to go outside and for how long.
05/03/2023 3:44 pm
11 inches? Don’t you mean 11 feet? That’s incredible.
I think Bruce needs to put a supercharger on his snow blower....and a 12 foot high flag!
This post was modified 3 months ago by Jack Dodds
05/03/2023 3:59 pm
11 inches? Don’t you mean 11 feet? That’s incredible.
Mr Brush uses a sliding scale 😬 ......talk about gettin` roofied !!!
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