[Boatanchors] [Hammarlund] (no subject)

[Richard Knoppow]

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Sent: Monday, December 27, 2010 10:41 AM
Subject: [Hammarlund] (no subject)


> Good Afternoon,
>
>
>        Greetings form the Frozen, Snowy Northeast. Well 
> this is one for
> the record books. Winds gusting to 50 MPH, twenty four to 
> thirty inches
> of snow on the ground, and four to six feet snow drifts. 
> No snow plows in
> site yet, and maybe not till tomorrow. But on the bright 
> side. I am home
> alone, XYL got to her job( Nurse ) and can't get home. So 
> I have the wood
> stove going, the radios on, and the work bench powered up. 
> Plenty of
> food, drink and fire wood. So as they would say" I Am GOOD 
> To Go !!".
> Every hour or so I go out and dig for awhile, with the 
> wind gusts I chill
> fast, come in, warm up by the fire, have a warm drink and 
> do it all over
> again. What's the definition of insanity. To all of you 
> who are in warmer
> climates, You Lucky Dog.
>
>
>                                Jeff N2LXM
>                  AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR
>                                AMERICAN
>                                  PATRIOT
>                  Proud Father of two US MARINES

    This morning at work (a TV network) I was watching the 
video from a locked down camera looking at mid-town 
Manhattan, banks of snow with plows pushing it around. 
Amazing sight. This is somewhere around 6th Ave and maybe 
47th street, near Rockefeller Center.

--
Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles
WB6KBL
dickburk at ix.netcom.com