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I keep hearing this forecast by meteorologist that calls for heavy lake effect snow before Thanksgiving. They say with the great lakes so warm and a cold air pocket up in Canada that has the potential of dropping down on us, the chance for this is pretty good.
I hope for Larry and Sandy's sake this holds off until they get off for down south. :witching
Well now my friend, you just had to bring that up didn't ya??:Rofl:Rofl
Snow shovel -- what's that?? We left ours in Missouri 25 years ago and haven't missed it yet!!rotfl
That thing you call a flyswatter down there we use to shovel snow in the winter.
Yeah, yeah Vonna, we don't want to hear about that.
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Well YD, you got me worried, so I moved the date up to the 18th of Nov. instead of the 26th. I've been watching that cold front stuff on a weather site. They do say between the 15Th. and 30th. of Nov. we could get "hammered" so, we changed plans. Thanks for the heads up on it.
Yeah I listen to Michigan Public Radio while driving to/from work and they had this meteorologist on there a couple of times saying the same thing. I got my blower mounted to my tractor this weekend and the barn all cleaned up and ready for the fifth wheel. Might be a good decision to leave a bit earlier...hey, now you might have some time to fish on the way down. I got a list of nice lakes that you might want to visit. :biggrin
I would like that-except you have to buy a fishing license in every state, the one in Ms. is about $50 a piece. I wonder if they give out of state seniors a break on it? Probably not.Quote:
Originally Posted by yankee doodler
hey larry, you two have a safe trip there and back. catch lots of slabs. oh yea we gotta have pics too
Thanks Kev, were taking our computers so should be able to send some pictures, at least I hope we'll have some to send..Quote:
Originally Posted by skillett007
hey larry, where down south? fla?
have a safe trip, and enjoy the weather, anywhere down south has to be better than iceburg mi!