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[Mike Sloane]

We missed the last snow that dumped all over the Mid-Atlantic states, 
but they are calling "up to 18" here by midnight tonight. I just went 
out (9:00 AM) to plow my road, and there was about 3" (and still coming 
down steadily). It didn't need plowing, but I do it to provide me with 
some guides for the road edges later on - there are some stretches with 
no obvious places where the road ends and the fields/lawns begin. The 
little ridge I pushed up will help with that later.

My private lane ends just where two counties' roads meet. The "other" 
county had plowed and salted their road, while my county road didn't 
look as if it had been touched. (Maybe I was just a couple of minutes 
too early?). The township roads hadn't been touched either, but maybe 
they are waiting for it to get a little deeper...

I am grateful on days like this that I am retired - I spent all too many 
hours, over a 45 year period, either trying to get to work or trying to 
get home in weather like this. I never got stuck, but I ended up behind 
cars and trucks that did, blocking the roads for miles in every direction.

Mike

Cecil Bearden wrote:
> We had about 3 inches of snow in an hour on Monday morning, and it was 
> gone by 5pm..  Then a cold front hit and was below freezing all day 
> yesterday.  Looks like the guys in the East are digging out...
> Cecil in OKla
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> Mattias Kessén wrote:
>> Is this list down or are everybody busy shoveling snow? Last message
>> were Mike's ad's.
>> At least no real snow (more than two inches a day) for almost a week here :-)
>>
>> Mattias
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