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Anyone out there snowed in yet? We have been hit pretty hard here today and is not supposed to stop until Saturday night. The city snowplows are not running since they just voted down a bond to pay the drivers any overtime so we wont get plowed until midnight. Makes it pretty hairy to get around.
Hope all of you are safe and warm. Best wishes for the new year.
Brrrrrr! I think I'm glad I moved to the southeast! We were in the low 70's today.
Stay safe and warm!
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Originally posted by RacerX
The city snowplows are not running since they just voted down a bond to pay the drivers any overtime so we wont get plowed until midnight.
The irony of this happening in the Wood River Valley makes me laugh so hard I can hardly keep from passing out:help:
I'll bring the 4wd up next week:thumbs:
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Looks lovely, RacerX. I'm jealous. We don't get the snow around here that we used to get when I was a kid. I'd really like to slap whoever moved Detroit down to Kentucky when I wasn't looking.
RacerX,
Do you have some of those Hydra boxes in that house
or are they somewhere else. If so I bet nows the time
when it pays off to be a hydra operator. Free Heat!!
Ray
Heating the house with boxen would be nice if the power would quit going out. After the 4th time going out yesterday, I just shut them down. Today seems to be much better.
Cygnus, you better bring more than that. I just got home after running down to work to catch the UPS man (my xp3000+ was supposed to be here today). And can't even get into the parking lot. I can see the plow truck completely buried in the back corner but there is now way it is gonna push all that. Plus, I dont feel like digging the 4 feet of snow around it to get in. Trying to hire a bucket loader at the moment.
By the way, Ketchum, is plowed out nicely. It is just us low income slobs in Hailey and Bellevue that are stuck.
Big West Coast Storm Today
Me
12 Degrees F
My Apt complex
Oooh, you guys are lucky. It's about 50 or 60 out here. Warm enough to ride my motorcycles comfortably, but I'd sure love to have some snow!
Snowboarding behind the truck like a skier behind a boat. Good times. :thumbs:
Then again...not. Two people were killed here last week doing that. Rope broke and slung them into the waiting jaws of a parked front end loader (wrong place, wrong time) and zap..dead. People are killed every year out here when the turn slings them into parked cars. Be safe :DQuote:
Originally posted by Dyyryath
Snowboarding behind the truck like a skier behind a boat. Good times. :thumbs:
On the other hand, Im thinking of moving to Arizona so I can ride year round :D
As I've pointed out in another thread, I can't seem to enjoy an activity unless this is a distinct possibility. I'm not sure what's wrong with me exactly, but that's just how it is. ;)Quote:
Two people were killed here last week doing that.
We actually use snowmobiles here. (Four wheelers work too. But, not nearly as well) That way you can get off the road and out into the deep fluff. There is nothing like riding powder on a snowboard.
We`ve gotten a foot so far from this weather system..Idaho should get a bunch as well :D
Not to mention the high probability of a mountain of snow killing you in the middle of the night...Not far From the Home of the Western HydraQuote:
Originally posted by RacerX
We actually use snowmobiles here. (Four wheelers work too. But, not nearly as well) That way you can get off the road and out into the deep fluff. There is nothing like riding powder on a snowboard.
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Your link is not working cygnus. It only takes us to the KTVB register page. Personally, I am not going to register.
I am going to assume that you are referring to the avalanche in Fairfield. Or is it the ski patrolman that just died at Sun Valley?
Was the cabin where the UW Dean and her Husband died on the first floor after an avalanche hit the cabn and swamped the first floor. The dog amazingly was pushed into the fireplace and lived.
That would be the very same avalanche, chinasaur. The kids in the upstairs bedroom lived while the first floor was buried in snow.
Before=July 2003
After=Jan 2004
Man, do I EVER wish we had snow down south :D:shocked:
And then there are those of us who live down South just for that reason... :p
I second that. :D Well, one of the reasons, though it was down to 30 degrees for most of the day and there is a freeze warning. I don't mind the snow, I just don't want to live in it. :D
Another death by impacting a parked front end loader.... :(
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm...ngdeath08.html
