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    Fleeing Idaho to get IKEA Bailey Guns's Avatar
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    Default Change in Seasons...It's Here

    I've cut, blocked and split 5 cords of firewood recently. Still need to stack it. Had the first fire in the woodstove last night. Haven't really needed one til now.

    The Aspens have turned and the wind's blown most of the gold off the hills now.

    I think it's time to haul out the cold-weather clothes and mount the plow to the mule.

    I really don't like winter...but it has it's place, I guess. I just wish it's place was somewhere else.
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    i do love to hate the cold , dont mind snow that much but i do wish it would wait a week

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    I love the fall season! Best time of the year.
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    Well there goes my long planned camping trip.



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    I was thinking about going mountain biking in the snow on Boreas Pass up in Breckenridge. I wonder how much snow they got last night.

    Weather Underground says there is 1 to 2 inches, I can negotiate that.

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    I'm with ya' Bailey, started preppin' some weeks back. Changed the oil in the snowblower and the generator, 280' of heat tape adjusted and re-secured on the roof, fresh synthetics in the engines, diffs & xfr case (still new winter tire shopping - "no more AT treads for me"), vehicles winterized, emergency bags checked & refreshed, snow shovels and supplies loaded, maint on the fireplace, and on and on...everything just "takes a little more" when you live in the high-country don't it?

    PS - I was down-the-hill but my lady called to let me know it was snowing on the home-front. Nothing accumulated but...damn...snowed yesterday here and it is 28 degrees right now. I'm good, ski season is just around the corner.

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    And anyone that was thinking of the Cleanup/camping at the south site please go look at the thread. We may call this one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cebeu View Post
    I'm with ya' Bailey, started preppin' some weeks back. Changed the oil in the snowblower and the generator, 280' of heat tape adjusted and re-secured on the roof, fresh synthetics in the engines, diffs & xfr case (still new winter tire shopping - "no more AT treads for me"), vehicles winterized, emergency bags checked & refreshed, snow shovels and supplies loaded, maint on the fireplace, and on and on...everything just "takes a little more" when you live in the high-country don't it?

    PS - I was down-the-hill but my lady called to let me know it was snowing on the home-front. Nothing accumulated but...damn...snowed yesterday here and it is 28 degrees right now. I'm good, ski season is just around the corner.
    What tires are you looking for?

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    It was a bit cold on the bike this afternoon, but the crappy weather kept a lot of people indoors so the roads were mostly empty.
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