Posted by JD Seller on December 09, 2012 at 09:05:40 from (208.126.196.144):
What is this stuff??? LMAO I was hoping to not to have any of it this year. We are just getting a trace no more than a 1/2 inch.
This picture is out my living room window. That is my drive way in the back ground. It faces due north so once we get snow/ice it is covered until warm weather. The kids used to sled ride down it. The grand kids do now. There is a big ditch at the bottom of the hill. My boys used to ramp it with their sleds. They cleared it most of the time. I got to repair a bunch of sleds too. Did them good to have a little daring. Kids today almost never do anything that might get them hurt. What would being a boy be without getting your bell rang once or twice. Maybe more in my case. LAMO
I know I have some brush to trim up in the fences. Any volunteers??? LOL
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