On Sat, 11 Feb 2006 19:12:42 -0500, "RCE" wrote:


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15 inches of snow predicated here tonight through Sunday morning with
blizzard conditions.
Mrs. E. leaving for Norfolk this morning. I am staying to ride out the
storm, plow the driveway, then drive to Norfolk myself next week to
deliver a Harley Fatboy.

RCE


I am watching the last of the fog burn off, to be a 70 degree day. Going
to pressure wash the back wall, so I can paint it before the Trex for the
deck is delivered Tuesday.


Thanks a lot.

Weather guessers now say more like 18+" on the southeast coast between
Boston and the Upper Cape.
Wonderful.

RCE


DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now, so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H

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DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now, so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H


I have a JD tractor with a loader bucket, but it's a pain to clear the
driveway because you can't plow the snow to one side. You have to plow a
big pile of snow, then stop and pick it up with the loader and dump it off
to the side. I ordered a plow attachment, but it won't be in until the
middle of next week - too late for this storm. My driveway is long ....
comes in from the road, divides to go both ways around the horse barn and up
to the house. Total of about 1600-1800 feet by 15-20 feet wide I would
guess, maybe more. That's a lot of snow to move if there is close to 2 feet
of it.

RCE

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"JohnH" wrote in message
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DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now,
so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H


I have a JD tractor with a loader bucket, but it's a pain to clear the
driveway because you can't plow the snow to one side. You have to plow a
big pile of snow, then stop and pick it up with the loader and dump it off
to the side. I ordered a plow attachment, but it won't be in until the
middle of next week - too late for this storm. My driveway is long ....
comes in from the road, divides to go both ways around the horse barn and
up to the house. Total of about 1600-1800 feet by 15-20 feet wide I would
guess, maybe more. That's a lot of snow to move if there is close to 2
feet of it.

RCE


Pansy. Real men would shovel that little bit by hand. ;-)

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DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now,
so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H


I have a JD tractor with a loader bucket, but it's a pain to clear the
driveway because you can't plow the snow to one side. You have to plow a
big pile of snow, then stop and pick it up with the loader and dump it
off to the side. I ordered a plow attachment, but it won't be in until
the middle of next week - too late for this storm. My driveway is long
.... comes in from the road, divides to go both ways around the horse
barn and up to the house. Total of about 1600-1800 feet by 15-20 feet
wide I would guess, maybe more. That's a lot of snow to move if there is
close to 2 feet of it.

RCE


Pansy. Real men would shovel that little bit by hand. ;-)


Heh. I'd rather watch it melt.

We used to get it plowed but I told Mrs.E that I could handle it (justified
the new plow toy, you know) ,so she cancelled the plowing service

I just waited too long to order it.

RCE

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DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now,
so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H


I have a JD tractor with a loader bucket, but it's a pain to clear the
driveway because you can't plow the snow to one side. You have to plow
a big pile of snow, then stop and pick it up with the loader and dump it
off to the side. I ordered a plow attachment, but it won't be in until
the middle of next week - too late for this storm. My driveway is long
.... comes in from the road, divides to go both ways around the horse
barn and up to the house. Total of about 1600-1800 feet by 15-20 feet
wide I would guess, maybe more. That's a lot of snow to move if there
is close to 2 feet of it.

RCE


Pansy. Real men would shovel that little bit by hand. ;-)


Heh. I'd rather watch it melt.

We used to get it plowed but I told Mrs.E that I could handle it
(justified the new plow toy, you know) ,so she cancelled the plowing
service

I just waited too long to order it.

RCE




Hope for 80 degrees and sunny on Monday. ;-)

RCE wrote:
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DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now,
so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H


I have a JD tractor with a loader bucket, but it's a pain to clear the
driveway because you can't plow the snow to one side. You have to plow a
big pile of snow, then stop and pick it up with the loader and dump it
off to the side. I ordered a plow attachment, but it won't be in until
the middle of next week - too late for this storm. My driveway is long
.... comes in from the road, divides to go both ways around the horse
barn and up to the house. Total of about 1600-1800 feet by 15-20 feet
wide I would guess, maybe more. That's a lot of snow to move if there is
close to 2 feet of it.

RCE


Pansy. Real men would shovel that little bit by hand. ;-)



Heh. I'd rather watch it melt.

We used to get it plowed but I told Mrs.E that I could handle it (justified
the new plow toy, you know) ,so she cancelled the plowing service

I just waited too long to order it.

RCE



How about another tractor dedicated to the snowblower?

JimH wrote:
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DC is supposed to get only 8-12 inches. It's sticking to the trees now,
so
tomorrow should be pretty. Fixed a big pot of stew, got the fire going,
good to go all day tomorrow with the Olympics.
--
'Til next time,

John H


I have a JD tractor with a loader bucket, but it's a pain to clear the
driveway because you can't plow the snow to one side. You have to plow a
big pile of snow, then stop and pick it up with the loader and dump it off
to the side. I ordered a plow attachment, but it won't be in until the
middle of next week - too late for this storm. My driveway is long ....
comes in from the road, divides to go both ways around the horse barn and
up to the house. Total of about 1600-1800 feet by 15-20 feet wide I would
guess, maybe more. That's a lot of snow to move if there is close to 2
feet of it.

RCE



Pansy. Real men would shovel that little bit by hand. ;-)



Tom will do it with one hand!