Man down Man down

[Cisco Kid]

My spring time snow storm
We are over six inches so far.
It is a heart attack heavy snow.
As you can see here I went down.
Good thing my little puppies know CPR

[CFrance]

My spring time snow storm
We are over six inches so far.
It is a heart attack heavy snow.
As you can see here I went down.
Good thing my little puppies know CPR

Somebody has a good camera! Caught that one puppy mid-air.

[hotrodgirl]

Awesome pic, Cisco! Glad the pups were there to help you! I think I may have visited a railroad museum in Monticello in my early school years!

[jnieman]

Cute picture Cisco! Looks like you're having fun!

[Love2cruise]

Great picture, sorry about the snow. But it does look like fun.....?

[Cisco Kid]

It's 31 degrees
We are having thunder snow.
The dogs are loving it.
Blew out the drive 2x. there will be a 3rd
At least it is not bitter cold.
By next Friday we are going to be back up to 50 degrees.

[gomoho]

Love those dogs - they are the non-pooping variety, right?

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Love those dogs - they are the non-pooping variety, right?

Oh great - NOW you've done it............ :shocked:

:jester:

Bill :)

[justjim]

Awesome pic, Cisco! Glad the pups were there to help you! I think I may have visited a railroad museum in Monticello in my early school years!

Several years ago they had an old steam engine train you could ride and a museum in Monticello. May still. We took are young grandkids there one time. Monticello is a small town between Decatur and Champaign, Illinois on Interstate 72. Of course, University of Illinois main campus is located in Champaign. Go Illini!! :clap2:

[CFrance]

Love those dogs - they are the non-pooping variety, right?

I believe that's possible. It might involve corks.

[Cisco Kid]

They are so perfect they drop gold nuggets.

[KEVIN & JOSIE]

Good thing you have EMT trained puppies! My cats would only be concerned that I could drag my limp body to their food bowl and feed them.

[BarryRX]

I believe that's possible. It might involve corks.

Isn't that what they do when you bring them in to get them fixed?

[Cantwaittoarrive]

My spring time snow storm
We are over six inches so far.
It is a heart attack heavy snow.
As you can see here I went down.
Good thing my little puppies know CPR

If they are like most puppies they know mouth to mouth too

[Cisco Kid]

Eat your heart out baby

[justjim]

Eat your heart out baby

Our son in Springfield just told me that Capital Airport just reported 17 inches of snow! High 60's and sunshine today in TV. Not bad!:thumbup:

[Bill-n-Brillo]

We got maaaaaybe 3" of snow here at our place in central Ahia overnight - expecting perhaps another inch or so additional today. Other areas around these parts reportedly got ~4"-6" last night but nothing like the "White Death" that was being predicted. It'll all be melted probably in the next few days - temps in the upper 30s and the 40s. We dodged the bullet.

"Spring has sprung"........ :ohdear:

Bill :)

[2BNTV]

Dog poopis a poopular topic but we are taliking about snow.

Suppose to snow in CT today but they are not saying how much so I guess it might be a little. Always fun. :(

Four more days of that nasty four letter word ........

WORK! :smiley:

[Cisco Kid]

Don't make me use the whip

[Cisco Kid]

We are digging out

[Cisco Kid]

If the villages had snow

[CFrance]

We are digging out

I was on that road in 1953.

[Bavarian]

We had a few inches of smow this morning, did not cover roads. The schools are closed for Spring Break, otherwise they would have closed the schools here.

Most of it has melted now. Temperate tems from the Bay.

[OnTrack]

I was on that road in 1953.

Where is it?

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[Taltarzac725]

Love those dogs - they are the non-pooping variety, right?

Frozen poop is very easy to pick up I have found.

[CFrance]

Where is it?

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Not literally. Somewhere out west, between Pittsburgh and Idaho Falls, Idaho. (I was 6, so didn't know the road name..) We drove out there for the summer for an engineering job my dad was on. We have a picture of him in short sleeves in June or July, up in the mountains, holding his arm up. The snow is about two feet above his hand. He was 6'1".

[OnTrack]

Not literally. Somewhere out west, between Pittsburgh and Idaho Falls, Idaho. (I was 6, so didn't know the road name..) We drove out there for the summer for an engineering job my dad was on. We have a picture of him in short sleeves in June or July, up in the mountains, holding his arm up. The snow is about two feet above his hand. He was 6'1".

OK, gotcha.

I've spent quite a bit of time in some serious snow country, but haven't seen anything quite like that.

Recognizing of course, that the road is through a natural cut (you can tell because of the trees that are still showing)........and the snow isn't actually as deep as it appears.

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