Blaze & Daze
- Thread starter Laughing Grass
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Dboybudz
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That's one I haven't seen in forever
beebud
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Spent a year an hour north of Duluth back in 94. My girlfriend's old Impala would start down to 30 below without plugging in if it was out of the wind. My little Ford ranger protested the whole winter!
cannabiscrusader
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I would like to direct you to the book of Ricky. Chapter 3 verse 16. What goes around is all around
raratt
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Supposed to get about an inch of rain here tomorrow, the snow in the mountains will be a little wetter this time around. Snow level about 4-5K and probably get another foot or so depending on altitude. There was a landslide at Palisades Tahoe yesterday, they dug out 4 people and had one person not make it. It was on a black diamond run close to the top but it was still inbounds.
Mornin.
FirstCavApache64
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I saw that avalanche in the Washington Post. Stay safe on those slopes @BobBitchen .
Jeffislovinlife
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Can I interest
you in a trade
BudmanTX
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Morning all, how's everyone doing this fine day.....
welp we had the first of many cold fronts blow in, this one is just high wind....the next one will be the vortex.....high's sunday in the mid 30's lows in the teens for the next couple of days.....yeah it's gonna be a cold one....owe well......glad i have plenty of beer and space tomatoes to get me through.....still gotta cut firewood that will be tomorrow....
time to attack these taco's
to give ya a little info on what coming so beware...ok
welp we had the first of many cold fronts blow in, this one is just high wind....the next one will be the vortex.....high's sunday in the mid 30's lows in the teens for the next couple of days.....yeah it's gonna be a cold one....owe well......glad i have plenty of beer and space tomatoes to get me through.....still gotta cut firewood that will be tomorrow....
time to attack these taco's
to give ya a little info on what coming so beware...ok
Laughing Grass
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Hey!
FirstCavApache64
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I grabbed a kerosene heater this week in case power goes out this winter. I have a generator but it would struggle trying to run an electric heater with the load on it from the fridge and freezer. We have a few inches of snow forecast this next week and the temps are going to be in the teens which is a good bit colder than usual. Got plenty of weed, coffee and chocolate so I'm good lol.
raratt
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FYI
Does A Kerosene Heater Produce Carbon Monoxide? - HouseholdAir
Kerosene heaters are quite efficient and offer the best service, especially when burning fuels to produce heat. Unfortunately, kerosene heaters produce low
householdair.com
BudmanTX
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i was wondering myself, think if it were me, i would kick on the generator outdoors and run electric heater instead.....FYI
Does A Kerosene Heater Produce Carbon Monoxide? - HouseholdAir
Kerosene heaters are quite efficient and offer the best service, especially when burning fuels to produce heat. Unfortunately, kerosene heaters produce low
BobBitchen
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They had a second one.
2 avalanches in 2 days: What we know about the Palisades Tahoe avalanches
An avalanche at the Palisades Tahoe Resort left one man dead, another guest with a broken leg and two others needing rescue. A second avalanche struck the resort the next day, but no one was hurt.
www.kcra.com
FirstCavApache64
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They can be risky for sure but in an old house like ours the ventilation is not a problem. There's so much air getting in past the windows it keeps the carbon monoxide levels in check. Thanks for the heads up though, they can be deadly. Two soldiers in a unit doing training with us put a small propane heater in their tent for the night. When they both missed roll call in the morning someone checked on them and they were both dead, blue lips and eyes open. It was really sad, they were both just kids pretty much. I've been careful ever since and we have a carbon monoxide alarm just for peace of mind.FYI
Does A Kerosene Heater Produce Carbon Monoxide? - HouseholdAir
Kerosene heaters are quite efficient and offer the best service, especially when burning fuels to produce heat. Unfortunately, kerosene heaters produce low
BobBitchen
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raratt
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They showed craters in the snow where ski patrol threw grenades to try to create controlled landslides while the slope was clear. They succeeded once that day.
Jeffislovinlife
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Smoke break 
and then back at it
and then back at it
Jeffislovinlife
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We really haven't had snow like this in years wet and heavy