Wet Heavy Snow

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thewoodlands

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Aug 25, 2009
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Just some pics of some plowing I did today with the truck and the rhino. The snow with all the rain is some of the heaviest we have had in the last two years, the trails to the stacks are all opened up so we can push more wood in on Sunday.


zap
 

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Pretty much the same here zap, got the tractor out and pushed a few driveways then ended up getting sick in the middle of the night?? so the wood is gonna wait till tomorrow ;-)

loon
 
Looks good zap. Did you get the heavy winds as well? Looks like you got quite a bit of snow. Good you still have access to trails, but we still have the ides of march ahead. Be well.
 
Zap that looks like the heavy now we have hear right now though it hasn't rained by us. It is so beautiful and makes for great sled pulling of wood!

Pete
 
Oh. We got the snow but missed on the rain, thank God for that one! As it was, the snow was the sticky type. Which usually reminds me of the old saying about snow: Sticky, no sticky. No sticky, sticky.
 
I guess they got hit pretty hard in Maine as well, close to 2ft in some area.
 
NATE379 said:
I guess they got hit pretty hard in Maine as well, close to 2ft in some area.

Yup . . . way up north in your old stomping grounds. BDN said Madawaska (I know you're from Fort Kent, but close enough ;) ) had 20 inches or so.
 
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