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Old 12-16-2020, 10:00 PM
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Well it's quite late (which I've been very pleased about) but the Western NY winter finally got us today

Nothing crazy, 3-5", but enough to cover the ground pretty good and make the roads bad. Don't think most of the plow trucks were ready yet. Was enough to cause a 3-car collision too.

More than ever I await the day I bring home a snowplow so I can finally use a Cub to plow, I keep on checkin' the CL in case something pops up!
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Old 12-17-2020, 10:07 AM
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If municipal trucks weren’t ready by now somebody wasnt doing their job. I made sure ours were ready by October 1st.
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I got lucky, only a little freezing rain. Now it's melting.
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Old 12-17-2020, 10:36 AM
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If municipal trucks weren’t ready by now somebody wasnt doing their job. I made sure ours were ready by October 1st.
Usually they're more prepared... They did one heck of a job getting them all out overnight though because this morning all the roads were salted properly!

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I got lucky, only a little freezing rain. Now it's melting.
Over the next few days it's all supposed to melt and then there's supposed to be rain... gonna be even more of a mess than the snow, whole yard's gonna be a swamp like it's spring, and then by Christmas It'll all freeze up again, and then ice!

This year the WNY winter can't make up it's mind I guess
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When the high temps for Nov. through Feb. are roughly 30 one doesn't
have to worry to much about swampy stuff. I think I prefer frozen over
mucky. Enjoy


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I have daffodils coming up. Crazy.
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I have daffodils coming up. Crazy.
Precisely why they are called Daffy-Dills
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