Posted by wisbaker on March 15, 2017 at 18:24:18 from (173.30.119.179):
In Reply to: Digging Out II posted by Adirondack case guy on March 15, 2017 at 13:50:30:
Okay you win the 6"-8" we got here in Iowa Monday wasn't so bad after all, but the 0 degree temperatures this time of year are disheartening. When I was a young Air Force Officer I used to have to go to Calumet Air Station to inventory their ammunition, up in that part of the world they averaged 220-240 inches of snow a year, always made sure I had that visit scheduled between May 1st and October 1st as I wasn't to sure how one of those Air Force K cars would do in the snow. By the way I would drive almost 200 miles to count 50 rounds of .38 ammunition and brief their commander that they couldn't co-mingle their ammunition (not a problem they only had one lot), they had to forecast their ammunition needs (again a non factor as they didn't actually use any) and report any usage monthly (again they didn't use any and the radar was off line so I wouldn't know why anyone would attack the station). Well if I went in the fall I'd take my camera and usually got some good pictures along the way.
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