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Jam Lady
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Jam Lady
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Jam Lady
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Jam Lady
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sean Downsizer Moderator
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dpack
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Jam Lady
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Cathryn
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Jam Lady
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@Cathryn, it all depends on what the driveway and roads are like. In the worst weather we park both cars at the bottom of the driveway (they are down there right now), and we walk up and down. That can be an issue with heavy groceries. Sometimes the ATV can safely shuttle up and down.
About 4 inches / 10 cm yesterday and overnight. Somewhat sunny today.
When another storm is forecast the locusts (nervous shoppers) descend on the stores and strip shelves of bread and milk and other items. My concern is usually fresh fruit and vegetables - I can always bake bread. We do have a well stocked freezer, dried food such as pasta, rice, dry beans, flour for baking bread and cookies, homemade soup in freezer, canned soup too. Make sure there's sufficient canned cat food for at least a week. Getting low on bird seed for the small feathered friends. Firewood - going through it at a good clip but we have enough.
Clothing - we layer up - cotton T-shirt, flannel shirt, fleece vest, windbreaker. Scarf. Hat, gloves. Still air not so much of a problem as when it is windy. We have silk undershirts if we need to be outside for an extended period.
We'll catch a break today, with temperatures above freezing. Cold again tonight and the next several days and nights. |
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Cathryn
Joined: 16 Jul 2005 Posts: 19856 Location: Ceredigion
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