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Posted by Mark Hendershot on February 22, 2002 at 11:43:05 from (216.166.150.182):
In Reply to: Cabin Fever posted by JWC on February 22, 2002 at 11:14:48:
The sun is out, and the tempiture is melting the snow fast! Yesterday was the last time I may have to plow snow we had got 3 inches but it went away fast and more of it today today. I see some of the gravel showing up where I plowed all the snow to and will rake it back on the drive soon. Getting ready to put the cow stuff on the garden area for rototilling in this year and plant the garden again. I am hoping where I seeded after our big fire we had the the grass will come back. Now that the snow is going I see the black from it again that part is depressing but mother nature will take care of it soon. I am ready to work with some dirt now instead of the snow. It has been fun removeing snow for the winter with the tractor instead of the snow blower. The warm days will be nice and I can't wait to put the Long Johns away and get out the T-Shirts!! Mark H.
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