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Location: big island | here on big island, we've had a couple light dustings of snow on mauna kea so far this season. next month it will most likely snow several feet at which time many of our residents will drive their trucks up to the summit, pack and overfill their truck beds with snow and transport whatever doesn't melt en route to their yards. then it will be major snowball fighting time in 80 degree weather! what a hoot.
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Miles, you've lived in the NW long enough to know that you are not supposed to let the others know the secret.
It snowed so much here that the Boxster hit a couple of snow clods on the way in to work this morning. Second time that's happened since I bought it in 99. Oh, the misery. The girls made it home just before the big snow hit Portland and we'll be skiing this weekend. |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
It snowed so much here that the Boxster hit a couple of snow clods on the way in to work this morning. Was it these guys, eh?
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Location: Nashville TN. | Your welcome to my share.......
18 out and -2 windchill |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Here's how Puget Sounders enjoy the Winter... however it happens!
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Waskel, the guy on the right's head is too big. I'd have high centered. I woulda cleared the guy on the left with a running start. Canadian clods are generally bigger than that. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Good money says that most of the upper half of the U.S., and some of the bottom half, will have snow on the ground, if not falling through the air, on Christmas day this year. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Anyone who's missing any and actually WANTS some, pm me. I'll get it right off to you. Plenty for EVERYONE.
You pay postage. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | When we moved here we proudly left our snow shovels back east. "I'm never shoveling a driveway or sidewalk again" I proclaimed. I guess I should not have been so specific... Just got done shoveling about 900 cubic feet (that's over 14,000 lbs) of snow OFF MY CARPORT ROOF!!!!
On the bright side, it is a lovely night. Snow glistening off the trees, peace and quiet... ahhhh. This is gonna hurt tomorrow. |
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