D19
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How to pull a car out of the snow
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DarkHorseRacing
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Yeah its a snowmobile kind of storm... as in you need one to get anywhere with the roads the way they are...
Just got our road plowed today, but only because I hand dug about halfway down my street to a plowed road and the County guy thought I had removed enough he could back up the road with a skip loader and clear at least my section down to the other road. Everyone else up my street, not so lucky, they need to wait for the road grader or something that can go up the street better.
Wounded my snowthrower in this storm, had to McGuyver the repairs with a grinder, guess I'm going to need a new one over summer.
Just got our road plowed today, but only because I hand dug about halfway down my street to a plowed road and the County guy thought I had removed enough he could back up the road with a skip loader and clear at least my section down to the other road. Everyone else up my street, not so lucky, they need to wait for the road grader or something that can go up the street better.
Wounded my snowthrower in this storm, had to McGuyver the repairs with a grinder, guess I'm going to need a new one over summer.
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My daughters and I went paddle boarding this evening... The weather WAS the one positive to California.
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We ended up with a good 9 inches at our house in Phelan, the measurement was from earlier in the day.
