CSX Al posted:paul 2 posted:Mike g, you have your work cut out for you with that snow. Is that a big snowfall for your area. When I lived in western New York ( Niagara Falls Buffalo area we called that a dusting. I remember one storm I started at the garage up there and by the time I got to the road I turned around and it did not look like I had done the driveway at all. But anyways just paced yourself and take some good breaks, Don't need to run yourself down and get sick again.
I did not do much today because it was Valentine's day. I did manage to do a couple of smalls things but no pics. Tomorrow I got the whole day to work on the gorge.........Paul
Paul, I'm right between Buffalo and Niagara Falls on the Niagara River. I'd say Mike G's snow is just another day around here.
Paul & Al - I live in NH now and we get our share of snow. BUT, I graduated from Language school at Syracuse U. in 1965. That year we had either snow or rain on part of every day from Thanksgiving to Easter. Incredible lake effect precipitation in the snow belt of northern NY state. When you went to the gas station to get gas, the attendant would put a red foam ball on top of your antenna so your car could be seen approaching intersections over the snowbanks. What do they do now with no external radio antennas? Amazing ability for Syracuse to dispose of the snow on Lake Onandaga with parades of dump trucks out on the ice.
Last year! 
