Posted by gab on December 31, 2017 at 15:05:53 from (104.235.71.223):
In Reply to: Not really that cold posted by David G on December 31, 2017 at 08:25:26:
Don't exactly remember 83, seems like 6 or 8 winters around that time were bad. In 83 my wife would have been working 30 miles west in Finley Hospital in Dubuque Iowa and I worked 30 miles east, she always drove my El Camino and I drove her Chevette, don't remember having trouble starting them or getting stuck although I wouldn't want to do it again. Middle of January 1979 one of my brothers had a heart attk: first thing in the morning of a blizzard, ambulance couldn't get down the 2 tenths of a mile road, neighbor a mile away came down with a big yellow end loader and opened the road and around the farm buildings. There was cows to milk, a confinement building full of hogs, sows, calves, waterers frozen, just a complete disaster. I lived 6 or 8 miles away down a mile long dead end road covered with 4 foot of snow, neighbor came across the pasture and creek with a JD 4440 I think it was and hauled us over to the highway. The township opened that dead end road with a dozer about a week later. But any of those winters driving RT 20 was like going through a tunnel.
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