Posted by Notjustair on February 16, 2015 at 09:57:07 from (70.195.1.222):
In Reply to: Snow in Boston..!! posted by BushogPapa on February 16, 2015 at 08:14:17:
Back when the 856 was new and didn't have a cab we had such a snow with wind. We were still calving in pastures away from the house. We got in the pickup to check on the cattle and the storm blew in so fast we got stuck in the pasture two miles south of the home place. It hadn't even been snowing when we left to chop ice. Grandma and I stayed in the pickup and dad and grandpa walked holding hands back to the farm rolling the telephone poles. They both said they would never have made it without the other pushing them on. They got the tractor going and dad held a piece of window pane in front of grandpas face while they drove back to us with a chain. Grandma and I would clear the snow from the tailpipe and run the pickup until it was warm and then shut it off. They drug us back to the farm and there we stayed for a week. We could walk out the second story windows on the west side of the house. We don't get snows like that in Kansas anymore. Al Gore must be on to something. Oh wait, it is 13 degrees here right now.
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