10+" of snow fell here in Pennsylvania...
10-30-2011, 02:50 PM
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We only had 8" here. Didn't lose power but pent the time painting the room which should be my sewing room but I'm sharing, once again, as a bed room.
I've always wanted a treadle- does your treadle have a story behind it?
I've always wanted a treadle- does your treadle have a story behind it?
10-30-2011, 03:04 PM
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Beautiful pictures but sorry to hear your w/out electric !
We also had snow here in Reading,Pa aprox 6" but biggest issue is all the tree branches down every where .
Looks like a tornado went through !!
We also had snow here in Reading,Pa aprox 6" but biggest issue is all the tree branches down every where .
Looks like a tornado went through !!
10-30-2011, 03:26 PM
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That is just gorgeous! I don't envy you being without power, but otherwise I am just jealous.
Here just north of Philly, it was mostly slush and is mostly gone, though some of the fields still have a topping of snow. Even so, several people not so far from me have lost power.
Really, you'd think with all the technology we have, they could find a way to prevent power outages from storms.
Also a way to predict which trees or major branches are likely to fall in a storm and remove them before they do harm.
Here just north of Philly, it was mostly slush and is mostly gone, though some of the fields still have a topping of snow. Even so, several people not so far from me have lost power.
Really, you'd think with all the technology we have, they could find a way to prevent power outages from storms.
Also a way to predict which trees or major branches are likely to fall in a storm and remove them before they do harm.
10-30-2011, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Lisanne
That is just gorgeous! I don't envy you being without power, but otherwise I am just jealous.
Here just north of Philly, it was mostly slush and is mostly gone, though some of the fields still have a topping of snow. Even so, several people not so far from me have lost power.
Really, you'd think with all the technology we have, they could find a way to prevent power outages from storms.
Also a way to predict which trees or major branches are likely to fall in a storm and remove them before they do harm.
Here just north of Philly, it was mostly slush and is mostly gone, though some of the fields still have a topping of snow. Even so, several people not so far from me have lost power.
Really, you'd think with all the technology we have, they could find a way to prevent power outages from storms.
Also a way to predict which trees or major branches are likely to fall in a storm and remove them before they do harm.
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