Exact same view... minus one Superduke
SUMMER...
WINTER...
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SUMMER / WINTER
10 posts · Started by Duke4Dirk · 18 Mar 2011
Post 2 by One67,
#2What are the orange marks in the snow ?
Post 3 by RED ZX,
#3I am guessing showing how many feet of snow?
Post 4 by jambox,
#4Wasn't this under a different thread title a couple of days ago? Or am I just imagining things?
Post 5 by Duke4Dirk,
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Post 6 by Willh,
#6We got our Chinook last week. several feet of snow reduced to a few inches and lots of water. Keep a life jacket on hand
Will
Will
Post 7 by MADDOG53,
#7All the snow here melted off the past couple of day's now there's so manny huge potholes everywhere, and on me way to work I encountered the largest "frost heave" I have ever seen in my life, the fooken thing stick"s up like 14 inches, and of course I hit the fooken thing and lost my muffler on the Vee-Vo,,
Post 8 by 990EXODUS,
#8Man, I dunno where you live, my you have my sympathies! I am SO SICK of snow! We had about 5' of total snowfall this past winter in CT. I have no use for it. I don't ski, skate, curl, or snowmobile. In fact, I've already had the Pissed pumpkin out a few times & can't WAIT for it to get into the 60's consistently!!
Post 9 by 990EXODUS,
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Post 10 by Willh,
#10http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinook_wind
Basically means warm wind. Coming in from draining a few bottles of wine during an evening with the in-laws. Managed a few sideways moments with the SD, today. A few mono wheeling moments but the cold took over. Basically brutal, sideways and lovely.
Will
Basically means warm wind. Coming in from draining a few bottles of wine during an evening with the in-laws. Managed a few sideways moments with the SD, today. A few mono wheeling moments but the cold took over. Basically brutal, sideways and lovely.
Will
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