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In Reply to: In the Lea of The Lake posted by Michael Soldan on December 14, 2020 at 13:52:11:
Back in 1973/74 I was pulling reefers out of Iowa to NYC and Washington, D.C. loaded with swinging meat. One of the company trucks was broke down in Buffalo so I had a spare transmission tied down behind the cab to deliver there. Early winter, it was cold and dry until I turned north and saw a sign that said Buffalo city limits, that is where the snow started, right at the sign. The further in I went the worse it got, delivered the transmission, dodged sliding cars and headed east, the further I went the less snow until I saw a sign that said Buffalo city limits and the snow stopped at the sign. At the time I figured God must really hate somebody there and I never went back.
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