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R.I.P. Dwayne
:agree: We will get through this winter. Onward and upward. :roflblack::roflblack:
:agree: We will get through this winter. Onward and upward.
We had 101 inches of snow here in Grand Rapids Mi so far record low temperatures coming next week with no end in sight.
God bless you.....I feel your pain...not that much snow here, but that much cold...this state was running out of propane!
Stay warm and safe ....warmer weather will come eventually! Ice will be off the lakes by July :roflblack:
We stand at 78 days with continuous snow cover...and still counting. We haven't seen pavement on local streets for months...even during last week's short thaw and heavy rain. As to the driveway, I think it is permafrost.
I may have to move to the other side of the state. :roflblack: You apparently get less snow. We've had 7 1/2 feet here in "mild" Battle Creek, and an even 12 feet in Allegan so far. Few roads are dry, and the one that are are extremely salty. My driveway and the local streets are covered with several inches of ice, which "magically" appeared after our rain Thursday. The Spyders couldn't get out on the road if you tried to tow them. I sneak out and ride if it is at all possible, many times every month of the year. This is the first time I can remember, in the last 50 years, that I have been unable to ride for even a day in three months. At the rate we're going, I'm not sure we will break the curse in March, either.
It's been a tough winter in MinneSNOWta as well as other places this season! A few pics from our last snowstorm (this past week) about 10+ inches (largest one this season)...now deep freeze with high's single digit and lows below zero for next week to 10 days. Spring is only 26 days away - someone tell mother nature :yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes:
Like many of you in the northern USA and in Canada, I am getting cabin fever..... and really want to ryde my 2014 RT Limited. :gaah::gaah::gaah::banghead::banghead::banghead:
Pic 1 - yes... that's my driveway that needs to be snow blowed out! :gaah:
Pic 2 - back yard....snow almost as high as fence
Pic 3 - snowblowing driveway...snow over top of snowblower
Pic 4 - getting the job done.....wow
For those who can ryde your Spyder this time of year, great for you and count your blessings!!
We do, and we are hoping the snow goes away soon for all of the ryders up there so you can enjoy these great 2014 RT'S.
Thanks for your comments. How do you like Florida? I looked up your area which is north of where my brother has a condo (West Palm Beach). Do you like it there and is that your winter home or year around. We'll be looking for something down that way for the winter within a year or two....best regards.....
I feel for you! Southwest Colorado has had very little winter this year, so we've taken advantage of the riding, with heated gear of course.
OMG, don't bring up the potholes! Worst epidemic ever. I'm not looking forward to riding much until some of them can be patched.Good for you all.....We have friends in the Phoenix area and they have had beautifully warm weather too....we will be going there sometime in March to ryde with them. I will be renting a Gold Wing (did the same last year) and enjoy the warmer weather....Minnesnowta has turned into cold tundra with lots of snow this season (worst we've had since 1982).
It's great you can get out and ryde, even with using heated gear - that's would be fine with me (but this area's roads are so bad with ice/snow/potholes, salt, sand, etc.)...I think it will be April before I get a descent ryde here....
Best regards.....
Someday soon (within a couple years), we will have a "winter home" somewhere warm.
My son lives just north of you at White Bear Lake, so I keep a close eye on your weather :gaah:
We spend 6 mos in IA, and 6 mos here in AZ. Rode today in 80 degree weather, and loving ithyea:
It was in the 80s here today, though it rained in the afternoon.
Did you mention potholes, we have alot of them in Vermont. :agree: Deanna777OMG, don't bring up the potholes! Worst epidemic ever. I'm not looking forward to riding much until some of them can be patched.