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Old 03-23-2015, 01:33 PM
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Had 4" or so of wet heavy snow yesturday, the weatherman said all was done mabe a few flurries over night. Well his definition of flurries and mine are a bit different. we got anyehere between 12-16" locally , the grass was starting to green up, buds on the trees etc. what a mess
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Old 03-23-2015, 03:47 PM
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Hard to believe we live in the same state. It was beautiful here
I think we live as far apart as possible though
Sorry for your gain
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We didn't quite get that much but easily 3-4 inches. Of course, I took the cab off already but it was nice enough out that I didn't need it. But I did have the loaded turfs with chains off but luckily the ag's with 150lb of weight did the trick. Hard to stop a good Cub!
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Old 03-23-2015, 04:53 PM
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Gotta love weather guessers. They get it wrong but still keep there jobs.
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That sucks! Was nice here in Missouri today! You can keep the snow, I don't want anymore! It shouldn't stay around long though.
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Not to rub salt in the wounds but I'm on the porch in my shorts and a tee shirt sipping on a cocktail.

Oh yeah and I mowed some grass today.
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Yeah, it's a mess. Getting 3-4 inches here as well, going to have to get the Cub out and clean it up.
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Nice grass j4c. Is that Floratam? Looks like mine, when it's mowed it's 4 inches tall, not like the old centipede grass where I came from
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Nice grass j4c. Is that Floratam? Looks like mine, when it's mowed it's 4 inches tall, not like the old centipede grass where I came from
No I think Greensboro is a little too far north for St Augustine. It is Bullseye tall fescue.
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Yeah, it's a mess. Getting 3-4 inches here as well, going to have to get the Cub out and clean it up.
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No I think Greensboro is a little too far north for St Augustine. It is Bullseye tall fescue.
Looks like grass porn!
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