Posted by Adirondack case guy on February 13, 2011 at 14:12:28 from (67.252.92.228):
Heat wave today, 35F at 2:39 PM, so I thought I would see just how deep the snow was in the fields. and woods.I guess I'm not going to cut wood for a while, as I couldn't cross the field to the woods. Drove in as far as I could with the 300, but was in up to the rear axles when I backed back out and took the pic., before I got stuck, first pic.. The uncle is still spreading manure with the MX110 MFD and NI tandem spreader. He can't make it up the farm roads now, so there is a 2 mile road trip each way to get to the field. The last pic. is where we usually turn off the town road to spread manure and head for the woods, on another farm road. It's suppose to get to mid 40sF this coming week. Our over due January thaw I guess. Today was the 3rd day it got above freezing since Nov. 30th. 2010
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