Posted by AtlasHayCo on February 19, 2008 at 22:29:34 from (208.157.191.37):
In Reply to: Re: OT Power Co Rant posted by Marlowe on February 19, 2008 at 20:03:36:
They don't have live hydrants. I drag out a hose 300' to a 150 Gallon Water tank.... We are below 0 degrees tonight. Without a heater coil I think It would be a solid block in about 30 minutes. Wind chill is supposed to be nearing 50 below tonight.
Useless and gone. The wife is realizing how much more fun we have together on 4 wheelers. Not to mention the utility uses.
Does anybody know what the horse attraction is all about?
MY MOTHER IN LAW boards 80 horses and has over 20 of her own - she doesn't REALLY ride.... That is like having a 50,000$ tractor that is never - ever used..... ARGHHH!
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