Well, if you are lucky, you'll get some of our warm-air freezing rain in a few days...
☆▪︎¤the day after mary pushed him out day...sunday you cunts¤▪︎☆
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I remember a massive powder day at Kirkwood. Back bowl chair 4 my partner ate shit in bottomless powder. He fucking disappeared into a hole. I skied up, looked down and he was hanging upside down off his skis. I used my ski pole to release his bindings. Once he got sorted he passed his skis up to me then grabbed on to my ski pole and I pulled him up to where he could grab on to my skis and pull himself up. he had to stay seated on my skis to put his skis back on. Good times
Fire up the snow machine and let's go for groceries !
things that happened today
1: took snowmobile up and down highway that is closed to the public and flipped off cop perched on road because ......some reason I guess
2: took snowmobile to drugstore to buy milk because coffee
3: waved to like 12 other people zooming on snowmobiles around the neighborhood doing the same shit
I know the novelty is nowhere to be found over there, but I'd like some offensive snow totals, kthx.
but....you live in colorado in a place not called wolf creek
I'm not sure one of us understands the problem.
to be fair though the way this place works it may not snow again until 2096
Wolf creek is in fact getting blitzed. True story.
I do my research
.....and constantly heckle all friends in colorado about their "big" storms
gruyere and jarlsberg.I love a fondue. Gotta have the gruyère, emmentale and the booze!
skadoothings that happened today
1: took snowmobile up and down highway that is closed to the public and flipped off cop perched on road because ......some reason I guess
2: took snowmobile to drugstore to buy milk because coffee
3: waved to like 12 other people zooming on snowmobiles around the neighborhood doing the same shit
23....
#teamwork
We just discussed the commitment/ logistics of a bonsai run... it's not looking good.
#partyallthetime
I've never actually seen a plow or the result of such a thing around the I-5 Corridor.
things that happened today
1: took snowmobile up and down highway that is closed to the public and flipped off cop perched on road because ......some reason I guess
2: took snowmobile to drugstore to buy milk because coffee
3: waved to like 12 other people zooming on snowmobiles around the neighborhood doing the same shit
When I was a wee lad my father used to commute to work on a snowmobile. Had a sled he would drag us kids around on to go to the pizza place.
So you're saying if I start driving in my plow now, after the 20+hrs it will take to get there, the 3" of snow will have melted and I won't make 10's of dollars.
why are you seeking to acquire a small carefully pruned japanese tree
I saw a WSDOT plow truck on I-5! Of course it was on Saturday night when it wasn’t snowing.
I used to feed off the free cheese at Beechers, but not since Covid. I have spent a good part of my life at that airport now.
Still better than the aisle seat right in front of the shitter.
No delivery notice or anything. Have you checked your delivery info?You don't, by any chance, ride the bike to the post office?
Still have property in central oregon but wasnt about to do another winter there in the middle of nowhere. I was actually going to build on the golf course this year but lumber went full retard and figured it could wait a year.
Saw quite a few semi trucks chained up yesterday.
In Colorado we have a multistage chain law. First can be satisfied by four driven wheels or either snowflake or M+S tires iirc.
Do you hoard baby wipes also?
This is what we woke up with: fuckin i80 is closed for 350 miles.
Do you hoard baby wipes also?
This is what we woke up with: fuckin i80 is closed for 350 miles.
Subzero temps and plowing 12 miles of driveway just to go to the store isn't my thing anymore.
I don't disagree but it's also like a rough climb on a kick ass ride. By the time the ride's over I forget about how shitty the hard part is.
we just reached the no business is open, no roads are driveable and no gas station has gas left phase
not quite, once you make it through winter after spending at least $5k on diesel and propane then you have to get evacuated for wildfires for a couple months than have to deal with theft in the middle of nowhere every time you leave for the weekend. Not to mention power outages that last for weeks on end because your pole is literally the end of the line as well as never being able to find a house sitter hearty enough.
Half those problems are just from living in the woods and I don't blame you for leaving the Bend zone.
The thought of having a small 1200 square foot house with a dock and RV pad somewhere in the backwater mangroves really appeals to me, Throwing a streamer to tarpon in shorts during december/January in a small flats boat is my idea of a winter these days. Fighting wildland fires for 29 years and only having time off during winter has worn off, I want summers year round now.
I havent left central oregon, just will build on the golf course so I dont have to plow, get evacuated for fires and live in a gated community away from the theft of remote living.
Sounds like fun - except for the golf course gated community thing. Be careful, you may have to upgrade some of your toys so the HOA thinks your not a yokel.
We have been toying with buying a small lot near Bandon so we can park and camp during the heat/fire/smoke summer months. It would be nice but all I want is a pad, an awning, and power at this point.
I have my coach parked at the dunes during the winter right meow so its easy to ride the sticky sand on the motos and have a place to crash for the weekends since the GF is still working. As soon as she retires this year its game on.
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