Snow

sallyg Anne Arundel,, MD(Zone 7b) Dec 18, 2009

By the way--since we 'know' it'll be a good one, you might want to salt the walks etc before it evens starts. I am getting tired of killing myself shoveling. Regular salt will work down to around 20 degrees F, if colder add some magnesium Cl.
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HollyAnnS Dover, PA(Zone 6b) Dec 18, 2009

Oh WOW, I love BIG snow.. They are calling for 6-12 inches in our area. If only we had the hot tub up and running. Noting more fun than sitting out in the hot tub after a snow storm. You pile it up close to the edge and sit your festive beverage in it and watch the neighbors shovel out. Of course you have to shovel out sometime, too. LOL
I really do love the snow but I know that it can really be a serious hardship for some people. Holly

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Bec_No_Va Sequim, WA(Zone 8a) Dec 19, 2009

It just started here - wuhuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu traffic in Woodbridge was unreal - everyone scrambling to get shopping done since they know there is a possibility of not getting any done tomorrow - we went to dinner and it took us 1/2 hr to drive 1 mile - if it hold I'm hoping to get outside tomorrow dragging Samson with me and teaching him how to play in snow ^_^

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sallyg Anne Arundel,, MD(Zone 7b) Dec 19, 2009

Ha Bec, if any of us knows how to play in snow it oughta be you!
Yup I ran out to the mall before dinner last night too, had to grab a few things, woefully behind. Feeling good that I have great gifts for sis and BIL this year--and they are right now at my mom's after fleeing friends house in VA a day early to beat the snow. Otherwise I would have probably stayed at Mom's myself last night

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