I heard a report the other day that Montana had a freak storm dumping 4 feet of snow in some area. I guess she should be lucky she wasn't there. She might have to walk somewhere and buy a snowblower.
I heard a report the other day that Montana had a freak storm dumping 4 feet of snow in some area. I guess she should be lucky she wasn't there. She might have to walk somewhere and buy a snowblower.
I heard that too. Montana is my favorite place on earth and I'd love to live there but not so sure of winters.
Today was the first day I felt that distinct Northerly chill in the air in SWOK. Working outside every Summer, you'll never hear me complain about cold. I'd move to Minnesota in a heartbeat.
Back in the late 70's I spent 2 month of a winter in Pinedale, Wyoming,,,
I will never again live in a place where an entire town can be snowed in for 3 days before the plows get to you.
I've lived in three places on the upper peninsula of Michigan,,,
Two places in upstate New York,,,
One place in Minnesota.
I'll take Oklahoma any day.
Aarond
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I will never again live in a place where an entire town can be snowed in for 3 days before the plows get to you.
I've lived in three places on the upper peninsula of Michigan,,,
Two places in upstate New York,,,
One place in Minnesota.
I'll take Oklahoma any day.
Aarond
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Father said his dad always told him his father was from Minnesota. One winter, he took a snow shovel and stuck it under his arm and walked straight south until someone asked him what it was.
Red lodge MT. At the base of Bear Tooth pass, the entire town covered in about 10 feet of show every year. Have to tunnel out and up I guess to where your snow machine is parked if ya wanna leave the house. IDK buddy was telling me about it as he lived there 5 years but he may have embellished the truth. He did go over bear tooth a few times with his snow machine and he said you better have a serious show machine if you intend on making it. Dont bring some sissy machine made for getting around on flat ground snow and expect to get far. Him and his 2 boys used to race to the other side. I've driven it and its the very best pass I've seen ever, and I have been over all of em. Cant imagine it on a snow machine.
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I've been enroute to Denver and hit Colby, KS on I-70 when they closed it. They have gates they close to shut down the interstate. The local NG armory had APC's that were called out to rescue the ones that were trapped.
That's pretty bad. Needing a snow machine for zero feet of snow.
Wyoming has those gates as well on I-80.
Not me. I told my brother that I would've moved to Alaska years ago but for one thing: I hate the <bleep>ing cold.
Now, I might admit to preferring it not quite as hot as it has been, but I'll take summer over winter any day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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