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Posted by rrlund on April 12, 2007 at 08:25:52 from (216.46.211.242):
Like Ardol O'Hanlon says,when you are expecting a kick in the nuts and all you get is a slap in the face,you're a winner. I expected some lumps in the snow this morning with dead calves under them,but they were all up and running around unaffected by this mess.Had 32 degrees this morning,wet snow coming down,visibility about a half mile at best. Snow was so deep I had to use the tractor to check cows,the 4 wheeler wouldn't navagate it. There was an inch of water in the rain guage,so use your imagination as to how much snow that was. But on the bright side,weather man says this will be the last day of it. Almost makes you feel giddy when everything survives this stuff.Hope everything's going as well for the rest of you.
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