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wbvs58 said:
Just like here, I couldn't buy a snow mobile if I wanted to.

Ken

I am thinking about ordering one with deeper track paddles for next year. :nod: May also want to upgrade with a water cooled engine down under.
 
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We have been getting snow a couple of times a week. But it is only an inch or two and it mostly melts off before the next snow arrives. That is at the house. If I could get to the top of the hill behind the house I could give you a run for your money. But I am not about to try to climb up there this time of the year.
 
Rain came and all the snow is melting 7C/44F. Cows are happy. Water isn't frozen, so I am also happy.
 
TexasBred said:
Silver said:
Nothing to report. It's just winter here.

Silver how long is your growing season up there once things warm up a bit??

We can plant early May, likely get a frost early September. Or any month with a vowel in it. Around here a 100 day crop is plenty. Guys on the river can grow corn and wheat, but not in these cold narrow valleys like I live in.
 
Silver said:
TexasBred said:
Silver said:
Nothing to report. It's just winter here.

Silver how long is your growing season up there once things warm up a bit??

We can plant early May, likely get a frost early September. Or any month with a vowel in it. Around here a 100 day crop is plenty. Guys on the river can grow corn and wheat, but not in these cold narrow valleys like I live in.

We can grow turnips as long as they are placed in a wool sock at planting.

What Silver loses in latitude, we lose in elevation
 
One of the things I had to dispose of when I cleaned up my late father's estate here in East Texas (he went to a lot of auctions and would buy anything) was 2 pallets of snow shovels....ended up throwing almost all of them in a dumpster.
 

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