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Ed
Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
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Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
Yea Del a where? While the lost of life was tragic in the storm there were also some good times. Our daughter and family took time to enjoy the deeper snow, something rather rare in their neck of the woods. We had been checking in with her and she has been providing us with pictures. I thought I would share this one with you.
By the way her name is Arianna.........
Ed
By the way her name is Arianna.........
Ed
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Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
Excellent picture Ed! By the way, How much did you end up with? Here in Millersville,Md., We received 22".
I worked 6 hrs. yesterday on the driveway and from 9:30 this morning until 6:25pm. With any kind of luck, I will have most of it finished by tomorrow afternoon...
Mike
I worked 6 hrs. yesterday on the driveway and from 9:30 this morning until 6:25pm. With any kind of luck, I will have most of it finished by tomorrow afternoon...
Mike
Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
Over 30" in Gaithersburg, MD. All done but the street isn't plowed so we are going nowhere.oldiron wrote:Excellent picture Ed! By the way, How much did you end up with? Here in Millersville,Md., We received 22".
I worked 6 hrs. yesterday on the driveway and from 9:30 this morning until 6:25pm. With any kind of luck, I will have most of it finished by tomorrow afternoon...
Mike
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Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
algale wrote:Over 30" in Gaithersburg, MD. All done but the street isn't plowed so we are going nowhere.oldiron wrote:Excellent picture Ed! By the way, How much did you end up with? Here in Millersville,Md., We received 22".
I worked 6 hrs. yesterday on the driveway and from 9:30 this morning until 6:25pm. With any kind of luck, I will have most of it finished by tomorrow afternoon...
Mike
Whooda tunk a swamp buggy(skinny tall wheels) would be handy in de vinter?
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Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
If it all melts at once (we are going to hit the 50 degree mark for sustained periods next week), I'll really need a swamp buggy!JPG wrote:algale wrote:Over 30" in Gaithersburg, MD. All done but the street isn't plowed so we are going nowhere.oldiron wrote:Excellent picture Ed! By the way, How much did you end up with? Here in Millersville,Md., We received 22".
I worked 6 hrs. yesterday on the driveway and from 9:30 this morning until 6:25pm. With any kind of luck, I will have most of it finished by tomorrow afternoon...
Mike
Whooda tunk a swamp buggy(skinny tall wheels) would be handy in de vinter?
Gale's Law: The bigger the woodworking project, the less the mistakes show in any photo taken far enough away to show the entire project!
Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
She never did give us a total but it was a lot for them for sure. There was no school today and I guess they will go from there. My daughter was hoping to work from home today, don't know if that worked out for her or not. She is on the "critical" list so she will be working from somewhere today.
As a reference here in the Chicago land area I think the largest snow I can remember is about 21" but I'm a transplant so it is possible they had more that I don't know about pre 1973.
I remember once taking my wife to be from college to her home town of Bessemer MI (UP) and getting in about 4:00 in the afternoon and it just started to snow. Got up in the morning to head back to IL but 18" of snow had fell between times. It was still snowing so I decided it wasn't worth the effort to try and leave that day but by the following day it was as if nothing had happened. I don't recall the total amount of snow that storm but it must have been in the 2 foot range. Of course they were use to that sort of thing so it was no biggie as they say up there.
Ed
As a reference here in the Chicago land area I think the largest snow I can remember is about 21" but I'm a transplant so it is possible they had more that I don't know about pre 1973.
I remember once taking my wife to be from college to her home town of Bessemer MI (UP) and getting in about 4:00 in the afternoon and it just started to snow. Got up in the morning to head back to IL but 18" of snow had fell between times. It was still snowing so I decided it wasn't worth the effort to try and leave that day but by the following day it was as if nothing had happened. I don't recall the total amount of snow that storm but it must have been in the 2 foot range. Of course they were use to that sort of thing so it was no biggie as they say up there.
Ed
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Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
About 10 years earlier Chicago got buried. The county where I went to HS had a snow blower(lotta deep passes in SW WI in spite of snow fences) that was sent to help dig out what I assume were all those underpasses.
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Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
At the risk of getting "political" here, let me state something
I saw in the "News."
"DC has announced that all NON-ESSENTIAL employees should
stay home."
Uh, Washington, why do we have NON-ESSENTIAL employees
anyway? Can't they stay home PERMANENTLY?
steve
I saw in the "News."
"DC has announced that all NON-ESSENTIAL employees should
stay home."
Uh, Washington, why do we have NON-ESSENTIAL employees
anyway? Can't they stay home PERMANENTLY?
steve
10 ER, stripped down.
Basic 10ER, Parts machine. Will be a semi-dedicated drill-press machine.
10 ER, a "survivor" of the trailer fire, in the back yard, needing restoration. Has a Mk5 headrest. Finally, stripped down.
Numerous parts, for Model 10 stuff. Except for lower saw guard, A and B adapters, I've got it.
Looking for one more, or some 9 inch extension table raisers.
Basic 10ER, Parts machine. Will be a semi-dedicated drill-press machine.
10 ER, a "survivor" of the trailer fire, in the back yard, needing restoration. Has a Mk5 headrest. Finally, stripped down.
Numerous parts, for Model 10 stuff. Except for lower saw guard, A and B adapters, I've got it.
Looking for one more, or some 9 inch extension table raisers.
Re: Our granddaughter is enjoying the snow out in DE
Heard on the news that in 1967 Chicago got 23" of snow, the largest total to date. Again before my time here. I think it is the anniversary of that storm today. Missed part of the report........JPG wrote:About 10 years earlier Chicago got buried. The county where I went to HS had a snow blower(lotta deep passes in SW WI in spite of snow fences) that was sent to help dig out what I assume were all those underpasses.
Ed
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