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First, my condolences to those out of power, and other essentials.
But personally, first time in two years we have had enough snow to play with the Gator and its blade. We have maybe 7~8 inches, really hard to measure because of the wind and the drifts, but had about 7 inches on the hoods of the cars. Supposedly, more on the way tonight. Got out, and had fun. Bladed our driveway, and the street in front of the house (keeps the commercial snowplow from piling a huge stack in my driveway). Only had to engage the 4-wheel drive once. If we get 5 inches more tonight as the weather forcasts, will get to play more tomorrow. I know, 5 inches isn't enough to give driving problems, but gives me an excuse to play! ![]() Jon.
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