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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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No such thing is allowed here. Got about 28 inches last Wednesday. Everyone cleared cars and driveways as soon as it just let up a bit. Three hours later,,,everyone was cleared and ready to go. It's snowing now, and we're supposed to get another 12 to 20 inches.
We haven't been hit with three major snows in one year in recorded history, and will break the total snow fall for a winter. But we're used to some snow every year, so it's just more of it. This area has the mindset of getting things done and getting back to moving asap, no matter what. I guess that's from being close to major cities, (really close Philly here at my house-about 6 miles, and about 90 miles from New York to the north, and 90 miles from Baltimore to the south). High energy area, I guess. You should drive with these people! Yikes!
The only thing I really have to deal with are my tired eyes from watching Cindy clear all that snow!
Ha ha ha!
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