Yeah, so did we. The gas station was a zoo. Big Y was worse.splat said:
Echo said:We're supposed to get a couple feet by tomorrow. These are the days I'm glad I have my Subaru
Are you serious?? It's been on the local news all week.binary visions said:
Yeah, it looks like no riding for awhile.I Are Baboon said:Well the snow has begun to fall and it's 2 degrees outside in Northern CT. Weather forecasters are saying this will rival the Blizzard of '78. Parts of Connecticut are expected to get up to 2.5 feet.
I figure since most of us in the NE will be locked inside this weekend, this will be a good thread to have out here.
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. instead it has been warm and rainy for a week straight, and all of the snow is melting at the ski mountains. all are closed or running on a handful of lifts with really poor snow levels (think 30").
I think most of us would be glad to send it your way. :evil: Now if this storm was to hit Jay Peak........Toshi said:i wish we had a blizzard here in the pac nw
Pedaling through 12+ inches of snow =splat said:
However, I did stop and ride at the Blackstone Canal for just over an hour on the way home from 'Nam. 
That sucks. You have a lot of snow in Albany?douglas said:I cut my w/e in Mass short being our party tonight was cancelled by my wimpy realatives, just got home - last 85 miles it was snowing like a mofo but I still averaged 60 plus mph - would have been faster but many spots were whiteouts
My new 4x4 truck loves the snow!!
yup, cancelled partys suck......leaving the bar at 1:30a to find our vehicle towed, in 0 degree weather especially when the place I was staying at is a 40 minute drive away also sucks!!berkshire_rider said:That sucks. You have a lot of snow in Albany?
We have the blizzard warning, and they are saying we're going to get 15" minimum in Simsbury, up to 24".douglas said:
How was the Blackstone ? did you go Up goat hill ?berkshire_rider said:I did stop and ride at the Blackstone Canal for just over an hour on the way home from 'Nam.
Only 3" so far? You should grab your light and go over to Crandall Park. :devil:McGRP01 said:
I didn't know I was going to go there either, until I was crossing the Blackstone river on the way home. I bypassed Goat Hill, didn't want to listen to my drivetrain skipping.splat said:
I rode along the river, across Goat Lock, down the old towpath, and did the singletrack loop clockwise, and back the way I came in. The bridges were a little sketchy, but no problem with the Nokians. 
Kanter said:
Wow - that is even on the other side of the hill from Wisdom, which most often is the coldest place in the US. I am still jealous that I am not near Missoula and you are.Kanter said:
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