I wonder if I should try to get some snow off the trailers. The enclosed one also has about 1500 lbs of bikes in it. I don't know if a couple months with the weight that one and the open top one has would affect the springs. Probably not, common thing for far north trailers. Plus, I'd have to get on a ladder for the big one, and really don't want to do that in the slick stuff.
With extra onions and shredded sharp cheddar? I was in Chiraq not too long ago and Greg suggested this place, it was everything he said it would be
They were going to open one about 4 miles from me, but canceled supposedly because they thought the parking and traffic at that spot wouldn't work for them. Darn it, best chili dog around here is Dairy Queen, wouldn't mind better than that, although theirs isn't all that bad.
Good afternoon, Woodnuts. Getting ready to go out and blow 8" of snow off my driveway/sidewalk. Plow just came by and gave me about 2 feet more to work with.
Seeing as how it just stopped snowing here a few minutes ago, I don't think you're finished yet. If this is the end and not just a pause...
I had a war with my small town plow guy this morning, he kept plowing it into the end of my driveway and I kept blowing it back. He gave up and I went to work. I'm sure he got back at me after I left.
Several years ago must have had a new guy on the plow, came down the street, across the cul de sac circle and straight to the end of my driveway, pushed 8-10' of snow almost 3' deep into my driveway. Thought they'd probably blow me off, but called the city anyway and a truck came out and cleared my drive a few minutes later. Got lucky on that one. Sometimes a driver will angle the blade inward and I don't get a big pile at the drive's end, but sometimes it's angled out, and I get a big ridge of heavy salt laden snow even the blower struggles with.
Does the salt have any affect on where you have lawn, garden, etc., Moldy?
Yeah, not unusual to have a strip of dead grass next to the curb in spring. When I worked, car would carry enough up the drive it'd kill some grass on the edges. Garden's well beyond any salt.
Mick, it amazes how many of us northerners drop dead every year trying to remove what will go away on its own, if we would only display a little patience
No choice, I live in a village next to a school. It must be removed within 24 hours or they will remove it for me and charge me what I paid for my snow thrower.
Yeah, not unusual to have a strip of dead grass next to the curb in spring. When I worked, car would carry enough up the drive it'd kill some grass on the edges. Garden's well beyond any salt.
Moldie, how long does it take for the *&^%^&* grass to grow back? You're giving me an idea....
02-12-2019, 01:48 PM
