That snow blower, what an awesome bit of kit, must be such a time saver from using a shovel.
I had to share this picture of my grandpa the year he passed (almost 11 yrs ago)
He would sit by the kitchen window behind the drift everyday… drinking coffee and watching what little traffic would drive by. He had gotten too weak to keep up with the snow so I came out and shoveled/blew it away because it was blocking his view![]()
(Attachment Link)
A couple more from that day
(Attachment Link)
(Attachment Link)
Incredible Nick and great memories mate of your grandpa, I can remember years ago pics of you shoveling snow off his roof (did I remember that right? It was a long time ago).
Incredible Nick and great memories mate of your grandpa, I can remember years ago pics of you shoveling snow off his roof (did I remember that right? It was a long time ago).Close, that was my other grandpas house who is still with us. I keep his roof raked now so he doesn’t get the giant icicles 😂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-KOZjk3Y78&t=69s
I've been pondering what's worse.....the horrible interminable heat of 9 month Summers with a UV index that literally fries your skin, nights of temps around 86°-90° coupled with high humidity that makes sleeping difficult.....Or that snow and ice!!.......I haven't come to a conclusion yet
I've been pondering what's worse.....the horrible interminable heat of 9 month Summers with a UV index that literally fries your skin, nights of temps around 86°-90° coupled with high humidity that makes sleeping difficult.....Or that snow and ice!!.......I haven't come to a conclusion yetmy thoughts on this are...you can always put on more clothes to stay warm, there's only so many clothes you can take off to stay cool.
plus, the Australian Aborigine wasn't black for no reason....most of us should be in England, Scotland or Ireland
I've been pondering what's worse.....the horrible interminable heat of 9 month Summers with a UV index that literally fries your skin, nights of temps around 86°-90° coupled with high humidity that makes sleeping difficult.....Or that snow and ice!!.......I haven't come to a conclusion yetmy thoughts on this are...you can always put on more clothes to stay warm, there's only so many clothes you can take off to stay cool.
I've been pondering what's worse.....the horrible interminable heat of 9 month Summers with a UV index that literally fries your skin, nights of temps around 86°-90° coupled with high humidity that makes sleeping difficult.....Or that snow and ice!!.......I haven't come to a conclusion yet
Luckily the heat/humidity is only about a month here
I’ve lived in a house with no A/C where the night time temp in the bedroom was in the high 90’s