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Ice Storm

Discussion in 'Everything Else (off topic)' started by Grizzly Adam, Nov 10, 2014.

  1. Grizzly Adam

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    Not too bad here by the morning light. Made it to work, but besides that not too bad.
     
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  2. schlot

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    Glad the ice missed you. Fields look nice and white up hete.
     
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  3. Grizzly Adam

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    Its snowing pretty good here now. The pretty kind.
     
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  4. savemoney

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    I'm hoping it misses us. Snow and ice means even more problems getting around. Last winter was a real hard one. It took a huge loos on our wildlife. All a part of nature's intent, but hard to accept. I'll bet putting seed, corn etc out for those near here but I know it is only a drop in the bucket.
     
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    I've been through two bad ice storms. Out of power for 12 days (I think) in 2001 and 17 days in 2009. Not fun. I have a 5.5KW generator to run the well and a 8.5KW to run the house so it could be worse.

    1" of ice in 2001 stayed on the ground for 3 weeks. 1-1/4" in 2009 stayed on the ground for about 2 weeks. If you went outside, prepare to fall down A LOT. Basically couldn't stay on your feet.
    Absolutely destroyed the trees, power-lines and old structures. I've had enough ice to last me a lifetime :hair::BrianK:
     
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