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Posted by ChadS on January 30, 2007 at 16:31:13 from (65.151.85.250):
In Reply to: snow picture posted by Tim Shultz on January 30, 2007 at 09:54:45:
I live bout 2 minutes east of Rochester, we have got bout 10 inches on the ground. Bad thing is, I live on a hill, right beside the open fields, and with the westerly winds we have been getting the last few days,,, guess where all the snow from the fields end up?? In my yard, especally in the driveway,, right now its about 3 feet deep from all the drifts and blown the powdery snow right into the driveway. I told my wife when we got home from the shop,,, "Hold on,, the snows about to get plowed"!!! Was in our chevy lumina,, I backed up, got a running start at it,,, belive it or not,, that car made it thru!! Had to hit it at 25 mph, but I did not have to dig out the car!! LMAO!!!!! Ive had chevy 4x4 trucks get stuck in less snow!!! HAHAHAAHA!!! Hows the weather outthere tonight tim???? I gotta run up to Portage in the morning,, just curious what the roads look like,, Chad
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