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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?

Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 11:32 am
by hikerduane
I'm almost buried up here in the Northern Sierra. Four to five feet of snow now. Too much to get to the woodshed now, I'll have to use the door that is closer and bring wood thru the house and put out on the deck as the one door is only 20' from the woodshed and I only had to spend 20 minutes clearing snow from in front of it and a path to the woodshed. On my snowshoes. Snowing again, my 30 year old fridge is toast I think, what with the power outages, runs a while but doesn't get the inside cold enough.

Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?

Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 11:34 am
by rlown
hikerduane wrote:Snowing again, my 30 year old fridge is toast I think, what with the power outages, runs a while but doesn't get the inside cold enough.
Sounds like your woodshed is now your short-term fridge as well.. :)

Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?

Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 5:26 pm
by dave54
Daily routine:

Get up, get dressed, eat breakfast

Fire up the snowblower and clear driveway and berm. Brush snow off car.

Go to work

Brush snow off car, return home. Park car on street because I can't get in driveway.

Fire up the snowblower and clear driveway so I can park the car.

Eat dinner, change clothes.

Refuel snowblower.

Go to bed

Repeat.


I keep telling myself the paddling and hiking the backcountry will be spectacular this summer...

Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?

Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:12 pm
by hikerduane
When I still worked in town, that is what I had to do also, but throw in shoveling snow at work, do paperwork, shovel snow, finish paperwork, go home.