Posted by donjr on January 28, 2014 at 09:37:29 from (71.246.91.55):
In Reply to: Waiting on Ice posted by JWalker on January 28, 2014 at 05:04:55:
In the winter of 1972-73, I was 'off-crew' on the sub I rode. Here in N. Maryland we had almost no snow that year. But they had about 8" of snow in the Charleston area, where we had just been re-home ported to. It was almost comical to listen to the dire predictions and the terrible conditions they had to endure until it melted a couple of days later. No one had chains or snow tires, and the few 4 wheel drives and tractors were owned by farmers. Funniest story I remember was about the farmer who refused to pull the guy's $7,000 Cadillac out of the snow bank it was in with his $17,000 tractor because the caddie owner complained about his being hooked up "that big thing".....
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