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only gonna need the firewood until 21st December though
its all change then ........... :wave:
better start eating that stash too
bloody Mayansffftt:
Buying winter tires for the wife's car this weekend and will put them on mid-October for sure. My 4X4 has mud/winter tires on already so nothing to do there. Vehicles checked for -40 antifreeze, lots of windshield antifreeze in stock, make sure the engine block heaters are working (electrical test on the plugs), and we're car-ready.
Put away the lawnmower, rakes, drain hoses, etc. already, and get out the snowshovels, ice breakers, and snow-melt. I put in triple-glazed windows and updated doors a few years ago (all new homes have to have them now for building code), and will rake up the leaves fairly soon.
Let the snow come. At least then the bears will quit bothering us trying to get their last meals before hibernating! Love the winter, but wouldn't mind it being a bit shorter.![]()
What's an A/C? /sarcThe only preps we have to do here are shut off the A/C and pull out a blanket or two. We're done in fifteen minutes. ; - )
It is amusing to see the different outlook on winter across geographies. Having moved from a much colder area to a much warmer area a few years back, it is funny to see people freak out over an inch of snow!
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Now a days my big winter prep is to break out the long pants out of storage.
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