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Old 02-11-2012, 11:14 AM
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Not bad for Virginia!! Keep your fingers crossed!!
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Nothing here in Galax. This is what I got to play with last winter in CT and I don't miss it a bit.
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We were in New Haven last February, so I got to see that first hand!!

Mental note: DO NOT take the Suburban to CT during heavy snow, the roads are too narrow!!
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We've been getting flurries with some large flakes on and off all day but not enough to cover any ground. I'm in the foothills and the mountains are getting snow so we are get the residual.
I have to be honest, I have loved this winter!! 50s and 60s during the day AND I have burned less than half the wood I normaly do
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got it last night here. not enough to start the cub up
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We've been getting flurries with some large flakes on and off all day but not enough to cover any ground. I'm in the foothills and the mountains are getting snow so we are get the residual.
I have to be honest, I have loved this winter!! 50s and 60s during the day AND I have burned less than half the wood I normaly do
I'm with you Chip!
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3.5" here on the WV/VA border.... still flimsy enough to take the leaf blower to and clean it real good! Oh ya, supposed to be back in the mid 50's by mid week. Gotta love Al Gore! haha
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What, for the internet or global warming? Both are rather nice
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What, for the internet or global warming? Both are rather nice
both... after the past two winters of us being hammered, this mild "global warming" winter has been pretty nice. Now if I could only get time to get some projects done!
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Not bad for Virginia!! Keep your fingers crossed!!
Here in Lynchburg va. I counted 10 flakes.

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