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Yep, 24 hours ago it had nothing on it but dust, lol. I am higher elevation than SL is, so I always get more. I'm also considered to be in the "benches" of the mountain, which always seems to attract more snow. The drive home was fine, 2WD all the way.
Sounds like the road commission kept in step with it. If you were all 2wd for the ride back home, the roads had to be pretty good.
Originally Posted by jprevat
It's all good fellas. Part of a prescribed burn we were doing today. It really wouldn't have been so bad if it wasn't 70 degrees out before the fire.
Originally Posted by Jbrew
We haven't had that much snow at one time since the late 70's. What's the elevation over there roughly ? I think we are about 800 above.
Sounds like the road commission kept in step with it. If you were all 2wd for the ride back home, the roads had to be pretty good.
Sounds like the road commission kept in step with it. If you were all 2wd for the ride back home, the roads had to be pretty good.
Yea that's different lol. Did you have to get certified for that or have a burn boss present ? The heat didn't help, it's that damn wind that can screw yuh.
2100, I wouldn't even know how to act with anywhere near that much snow.
Jbrew, I am certified but in sc you dont necessarily have to be. We carry the insurance to make sure we have every liability covered. The wind shifted and the humidity dropped to dangerous levels so we couldn't finish the whole tract today.
Jbrew, I am certified but in sc you dont necessarily have to be. We carry the insurance to make sure we have every liability covered. The wind shifted and the humidity dropped to dangerous levels so we couldn't finish the whole tract today.
Originally Posted by jprevat
2100, I wouldn't even know how to act with anywhere near that much snow.
Jbrew, I am certified but in sc you dont necessarily have to be. We carry the insurance to make sure we have every liability covered. The wind shifted and the humidity dropped to dangerous levels so we couldn't finish the whole tract today.
Jbrew, I am certified but in sc you dont necessarily have to be. We carry the insurance to make sure we have every liability covered. The wind shifted and the humidity dropped to dangerous levels so we couldn't finish the whole tract today.
That was fun, but after 78, it was pretty much over.
Damn....this little ditty caught my attention, lol.
Last edited by akdoggie; Feb 6, 2019 at 09:54 PM.










