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North West IA/western AZ | We had what the east coast has now and after a few hours of work you too can make big snow piles. Best wait until the wind dies down though.
Picture 445 shows smoke emerging from the snow. It is from the pit we dug last summer and pushed all the old buildings and trees into when we cleared for the new shed. Yesterday there was a 15 mph wind out of the NW, and I could smell smoke, I just couldn't believe that was the source until I saw it this morning. Probly late Nov. was the last time we burned anything there.
Edited by Buster 50 2/10/2010 17:12
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Finally, a sunny day (pics)
