And there it is, the first flakes at the office in Butler. Probably won't see this place again until Wednesday afternoon.
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And there it is, the first flakes at the office in Butler. Probably won't see this place again until Wednesday afternoon.
I know it's a family oriented site so I won't say what I'm thinking.
Was snowing at Bucksaw 30 minutes ago when I left. Just started in Clinton. Boat ramp was clear when I left. Bet it will not be by morning.
Here is the milk and egg section at WalMart in Clinton. Still a few loads of bread left. http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/02/26/7a7ybury.jpg
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/02/26/ugugyvep.jpg
My rush for supplies consisted of two sixers of Sierra Nevada Torpedo IPA, one 750ml or Boulavard Brewery's Grain Storm, two liters of tonic water.
Sounds like you are planning an office party to celebrate "Your SNOWMAGEDON".
Stay safe everyone.
Looks like french toast for everyone in Clinton. Some people must of had some bread left from the last storm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jigging15
Well...it's good to stay hydrated in this weather.:ThumbsUpQuote:
Originally Posted by kcbrown
Just about 2" here.....
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/j...psa59bb4b2.jpg
I may not have one piece of sliced bread in the house, but my hydration options are many.
frosty where is your favorite chuck and little skeeter good day to drink coffee.
We have at least 10" here at the base! Yes I am at work defending freedom from the Al Qeada snow flakes! LOL
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Originally Posted by kcbrown
liquid bread is better anyways!
As always we got a skiff of snow. probably 1/16 of an inch. birds are scratching the fluff away so they can eat, Seen 7 deer down by the mail box, standing in the cedars, guess they are waiting for me to put some corn out.... guess I will get out after coffee.
beagle are you sking or snowshoeing to mail box we got 4" here and still snowing
That snow is heavy...... every shovel load felt like 35-40lbs. I'm gonna be feeling this for several days.
Same here, driveway cleared. Part of it was over 15", that takes two swipes.
We got a bunch here in Clinton. Neighbor has a small bobcat and came to do my drive while I ran up town. Took about 30 minutes to get it all off the boat cover. Had it sagging pretty good. Went sledding with the kids that turned into a snowball fight in short order. Now the older kids are building a fort in the front yard. They are building blocks and have it about 3' high and about an 8' circle. I think they should had made a little smaller one and it would have went up a little faster. Still no power but everyone is having a fun day.
We are/were right on the line and for the most part, over...... might have gotten 3-4 inches but it's the wet, sloppy stuff that just bums me out. Suppose it's a good, soaking melt which is good for the farm, but this just puts everything back a week or so.
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I've seen nothing but rain here. Its swirled arou d us. Got a good soaking here which of course we needed. The sensational news media is still trying to make this into a Blizzard here.
The wind left a drift about 2 and a half foot deep half the way down my drive. I'm with MDUNCAN that crap was a work out! I gave up after a while and figured that's why I have 4 wheel drive.:banghead My snow removal equipment consists of one large aluminum grain scoop. That's going to change.
Ive done 8 driveways already today-thank god for the toro 15-20 minutes each...happy happy happy
I wish we would have gotten rain instead.
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My street is still a hazard. One block off is cleared.
My street still wasn't cleared when I left for work tonight at 5 PM. Glad I have 4wd! Wish I knew a plow driver in Raymore haha.
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