MikeInEburg
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Financegal said:
I'm an hour NW of Washington DC and have the same deal - no snow and a whole lotta wind. It's OK as I'd really like to fetch a bit more firewood without snow on the ground.
Mike
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I'm an hour NW of Washington DC and have the same deal - no snow and a whole lotta wind. It's OK as I'd really like to fetch a bit more firewood without snow on the ground.
Mike
dmccarty
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We got 6-7 inches. Mostly melted now but the ground is very wet. I need to move some trees I cut down before the storm but the ground is so wet I do not think it will be a good to use the tractor.
We lost power twice for 2-3 hours each time. I heard a transformer blow a couple of miles away when the first outage happened. Never did see the cause of the outage even though I looked.
The wood stove kept us warm as usual. :thumbsup:
Hopefully that is the end of winter weather. Yea Right.
We are having our mid winter warming spell the next couple of days. Then it will get cold again and who knows what kind of weather we will get. We have not had a 24 inch snow in a few years. Kinda time for it I am afraid......
Later,
Dan
We lost power twice for 2-3 hours each time. I heard a transformer blow a couple of miles away when the first outage happened. Never did see the cause of the outage even though I looked.
The wood stove kept us warm as usual. :thumbsup:
Hopefully that is the end of winter weather. Yea Right.
We are having our mid winter warming spell the next couple of days. Then it will get cold again and who knows what kind of weather we will get. We have not had a 24 inch snow in a few years. Kinda time for it I am afraid...... Later,
Dan
