Out from under the snow drift long enough to join up.

bbarnett · Feb 24, 2015

Thanks for allowing me to join the Happy Band of Tractor lovers and users. We are on the beautiful (but snow covered) East Coast of Canada just outside of Moncton N.B. On Jan 1st I was standing on my bare lawn which is now buried under the 11 + feet of snow that has fallen since. I have been watching and reading hte posts on this site for years and finally decided it is best to be on the inside looking out rather the outside looking in. Again thanks for allowing me to join,

BLUE ME · Feb 24, 2015

Welcome to Tbn.
Hang in their Bro.
Cheers.

davesl708 · Feb 24, 2015

Welcome. Keep digging to keep your head above the snow.. It will melt eventually. Hopefully not all in one day.

oosik · Feb 24, 2015

Welcome to the forum. Eleven + feet - its not fair, we need snow and to date, only have had about 8-10 inches, which is long gone.

Baby Grand · Feb 24, 2015

Welcome to the fray!
Eleven feet - hokey smokes.
That makes me wonder how people made it to the outhouse, back in the day, and if anybody got lost until the spring thaw.
My grand dad was from a little south of you, in Albert Mines.

mddorange · Feb 24, 2015

:welcome:
To the forum from warmer and NO snow Alabama. My dad served with a guy from Deer River, MN that used a chemical toilet when it was too cold out, but tunneled to the outhouse and wood shed when the snow was too deep.