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'New Englanders..'

I live about 25-30 miles south and east of that area, thank god. :ernae:
Down here, temps shot up to about 55-60 degrees during the storm...no icing problems.

Those up in that area have it rough, they typically do.
 
Where I live in VT we got about 8 inches of snow followed by freezing rain and then another inch of snow.... No biggie other than nasty roads.

Brian
 
Brian_Gladden said:
Where I live in VT we got about 8 inches of snow followed by freezing rain and then another inch of snow.... No biggie other than nasty roads.

Brian
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Brian, that's all the norm for winters up there. Same for Northern NY too. And I don't miss it.... yes I do... no I don't... nope, I don't at all. :costumes:
 
New Durham, NH. No power since 0330 Friday. Posting this from work (3 miles away) at 0610 Sun.( They just got power back) I just came back from 12 mile trip to nearest open Gas station to get more gas for a very cranky generator. Waiting for the sun to come up to try and unstick float in carb. Outside temp right now is 10deg F.
Out here.
 
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