Blizzard?

[sdurnal]

Wow, Blizzard warning issued for my county. I guess I need to go to the barn and put on the skids and chains. (hoped that wouldn't be necessary, but I'll get to play in the snow, apparently) I just mowed last week... go figure.
Merry Christmas all!

BTW... got coal again... hehe :lol:

 

[beaconlight]

Lotta places need the snow to remedy drought damage for next year.

 

[Jeff Silvey]

Im glad I dont have to work. This will be our first blizzard sense 1978. Everyone be SAFE out their.

 

[Bill Hudson]

Looks like I came through the area, that the snow is falling, just in time. 2227 miles in less than two days. Got home yesterday and I'm still bushed.

 

[Bob Perry]

2227 miles in less than two days.

WHAT ???

 

[Winfield Dave]

2227 miles in less than two days.

WHAT ???

Bob...didn't you know that Bill is really Santa - or vice versa? :roll:

 

[Bill Hudson]

2227 miles in less than two days.

WHAT ???

Left Sedona, AZ at 6:30 AM (EST) to take in sunrise at Grand Canyon, left there and headed home. Stayed the night just west of Oklahoma City and then, back in the saddle. Arrived home at 1:40 AM (EST) Monday. 43 hours and 10 minutes, not bad for an old geezer!

 

[sdurnal]

I won! :lol:

 

[indy61]

Another huge overreaction from the media. I was 17 during the blizzard of 78 and got stuck at home with my parents for 2 weeks, looking back it was the best 2 weeks of my life.
I remember a huge snowblower mounted on the back of a tractor and then two road graders with v-plows following behind it.

 

[Bob Perry]

2227 miles in less than two days.

WHAT ???

Left Sedona, AZ at 6:30 AM (EST) to take in sunrise at Grand Canyon, left there and headed home. Stayed the night just west of Oklahoma City and then, back in the saddle. Arrived home at 1:40 AM (EST) Monday. 43 hours and 10 minutes, not bad for an old geezer!

I can't believe it. That is some driving. Glad you guys arrived home safely!