Winter blues :-(

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Jan 18, 2017 | 03:11 PM

#31

Tedster9

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From: Waterloo, Iowa

holy smokes that's a lot of snow! Now I know why everything is steep angle A frame construction. No flat roofs out there I bet.

Jan 18, 2017 | 06:48 PM

#32

1976F350campspecial

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i had to take double look at your pup Hugo when i saw the specs. if we claim you the winner does that mean winter is over?

Jan 18, 2017 | 09:03 PM

#33

good to doo

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From: british columbia, canada

So what elevation are you at there.? That is a crazy amount of snow, even by BC standards.

Jan 19, 2017 | 07:58 AM

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78 PEB

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From: Ideeho

I've had enough of this ****.......we had a warm spell (after better than a week of 0F for daytime highs) which melted a bunch of this white crap.....flooded my shop,,,,,got it dried out now so back to the truck....I love my heated shop LOL

Jan 19, 2017 | 08:56 AM

#35

Mac J

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From: Front Range & Gunnison

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Originally Posted by good to doo

So what elevation are you at there.? That is a crazy amount of snow, even by BC standards.

9,000'. About 15 miles NW of Gunnison, CO.

Further north and west of us, at 10,000', is an old mining townsite called Irwin. They'll get 600" a year up there, while at Crested Butte ski area, 8 miles away, they'll get 300-350". It's nuts!!

Checked the forecast and another 3-4' is predicted by Wednesday. So, no, I don't think winter is over and thus, I cannot be declared the winner.