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Hey Gick,
You are the man!!! You got out there in freezing weather to wrestle that plow on your truck to get the driveway cleaned up. My 21 year old won't even mow the dang grass!
Haha thanks Ben! My dad has a contract with the state to plow snow with one of his dump trucks, so its my job to get the driveway clear. He left at midnight last night and probably wont be back until tomorrow morning. My driveway is a little less than a mile long and about 8 other families live on it too, but we're the farthest back. We maintain the driveway and do the plowing since my dad has the equipment. Its cool to live back in the middle of the woods, but man is it getting old clearing the snow off of the driveway.
I guess it will be a while before we can grill again. We tried grilling inside using the broiler on the stove the other day and set off every smoke detector in the house.
The snow is so deep I had to take the plow off the John Deere and put on the bucket.
. . . it getting old clearing the snow off of the driveway.
You could be living in the city and be frustrated waiting for someone else to do it . . .maybe. Someday you will appreciate it. You'll be telling your kids one day when you are trying to get them to shovel the walks, "When I was young my Dad made me plow the driveway and it was a mile long."
I do like those pictures Ray. I especially like that you have a shooting bench out your back door. I used to be able to do that before "civilization" moved within earshot.
You could be living in the city and be frustrated waiting for someone else to do it . . .maybe. Someday you will appreciate it. You'll be telling your kids one day when you are trying to get them to shovel the walks, "When I was young my Dad made me plow the driveway and it was a mile long."
Up hill both ways and my bare feet stuck to the metal peddles cuz I had no shoes, Get the story right.
Awoke to a bit of snow this morning. Measured about seven inches on my shooting bench. Got the road plowed and now keeping the fire warm.
Date shown is default date on the camera. New batteries, ya know.
That snow in S.E. Tennessee should be cleared out in time for Truckstock 2015.
I do like those pictures Ray. I especially like that you have a shooting bench out your back door. I used to be able to do that before "civilization" moved within earshot.
Interesting, we have almost twin tractors. Mine is a 2001 4300 HST 4WD. I could not get anyone to come out and take a picture of me plowing snow with mine this morning, "Too cold". Look at this contrasting picture and Think green as in grass and warm weather.
So, I put up a picture of the tractor moving the shooting bench back when it was much warmer. Ignore the date.
We ended up with about 10 inches this morning. Then it snowed on and off all day long. We also had some fun. I drove that RZR literally almost 15 miles round and round and round in that field today pulling my kids on that truck inner tube. I got on it and made this cinematic masterpiece. She wasn't driving very fast, but fast enough.
Perhaps you could get the International Olympics Committee to adopt that as a sport for the next Winter Games? When I was a kid, I scored a semi-truck inner-tube that I used for the beach in the summer and for a sled in the winter. I hated dragging that thing up the hill; I think your method works better.
Perhaps you could get the International Olympics Committee to adopt that as a sport for the next Winter Games? When I was a kid, I scored a semi-truck inner-tube that I used for the beach in the summer and for a sled in the winter. I hated dragging that thing up the hill; I think your method works better.
Lol. I was noticing I had the proper foot angle like those luge riders.
Back in the day we used a hood from a 54 c+++y to sled on. Couldn't steer it too well so we ran into a few trees now and then. Maybe that explains why........
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