This is not the outcome I hoped for.
This is not how and where I left it, but I'm not too surprised it ended up this way. Looks like a bucket loader had to pick it up and move it off Route 30.
It was about noon today that I was finally driven out there by Fire to pick up my car. I saw the UPS guy still there, and another of the store dwellers rode out with Fire and me to get his car. The road was still not opened up yet, and was still worse west of us toward Fort Loudoun. Crazy stretch of road there, people said drifts were 14' high. Also heard that Whitetail used their groomer cats out on the roads to scoop up stranded customers/citizens. And that they decided to close today. Wow
This is not how and where I left it, but I'm not too surprised it ended up this way. Looks like a bucket loader had to pick it up and move it off Route 30.
It was about noon today that I was finally driven out there by Fire to pick up my car. I saw the UPS guy still there, and another of the store dwellers rode out with Fire and me to get his car. The road was still not opened up yet, and was still worse west of us toward Fort Loudoun. Crazy stretch of road there, people said drifts were 14' high. Also heard that Whitetail used their groomer cats out on the roads to scoop up stranded customers/citizens. And that they decided to close today. Wow
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Really sorry to hear about the car. Even we stayed home yesterday...
a brush on Tuesday, next wknd could be quite interesting...
Holy Shnikes! What a story. This will provide campfire stories for years to come.
Bummer. Hope the damage isn't too bad.
Great story.
Hope its fixed now larry. I hate cars....why can't we just figure out a way to carry all our toys on bikes hundreds of miles to play? At least it was still there!!!
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