pilot-werx
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I guess I do not have to worry about riding the sled this year. On the flip side I have a huge project being built in Arundel and I do not mind this nice weather....
Still no snow in Maine This is crazy
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RoyJackson
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You are familar with Murphy's Law, right?
Well, if you do pull the chains, we can expect another thread from you bitchin' about (aboot, for our Canadian Friends) how heavy they are...
grsthegreat
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ya well thats true enough HA
Swiftriver
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The lack of snow sure makes running sap lines a heck of alot easier. Supposed to be in the 40's again this weekend. Maybe the sap will run. I still would sure like to try out my new 2-link V-bar chains though.
massy1635
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Its not that I dislike snow, I do live in Maine after all. It's just that it creates a huge amount of work for me. I have 9 greenhouses that must be kept cleared out. If the snow has no room to slide off it will begin to build up the sides. I also need to get trucks in and out. The double layer poly is so strong it can collapse the steel frame. Alot of snowblowing and shoveling. If all I had was a nornal driveway to deal with, I would't mind at all.
