Posted by RLP in Co. on January 04, 2018 at 21:15:46 from (97.32.13.117):
In Reply to: Surviving the posted by showcrop on January 04, 2018 at 15:48:43:
A while back, maybe 2001 we had the worst snow storm that I have ever seen. The snow was so deep on the east and west roads that the snow plows could not go thru. Finally the county brought out a big snow blower and two big frontend loaders. The snow blower had a Detroit Diesel v12 engine. My neighbor lost around 50 head of cattle because it was about 2 weeks before he could get to them. The county would get some of the roads open and they would be drifted shut that nite. They finally got some of the main roads open and I went to town for groceries. When I came home that nite I only got about half way home and the road was drifted shut and the road drifted shut behind me so I had to sleep in the car till the road grader came by the next morning. There was a guy they found dead in his car up by Grover from the exhaust fumes. I made sure that my tail pipe was downwind.
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