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Ron · Site Admin Joined: 05 Nov 2002 Posts: 95

Hey folks in Massachusetts...

We are aware of the severe weather you've been having. The low temps and huge snows, and we just want you to know that we're thinking of you, and we hope that you are staying warm by the glow of the monitor as you are reading HappieCamper.com.

Stay warm and safe,
Ron and Joan.

Bernie · biggie Joined: 05 Nov 2002 Posts: 6

I looked out yhe window at 12:00 midnight. I see 2 to 3 foot drifts with some areas almost bare. and it is still snowing hard. It is a very light powdery type of snow. We are snug and warm.

Love, Very Happy

Dad

case martin · started Joined: 21 Jan 2003 Posts: 2

hey r&j
i hope you are enjoying your wonderful trip so far . im very sorry to hear about your best friend jake . it was an honor and a pleassure to meet the infamous traveling wonder dog . he was one of the sweetest and gentlist dogs ive ever met.
The snow , oh yes the snow ,,,,,,27 inches in boston (5 inches less than the blizzard of 78 ! ), logan airport . the place is shut down and will be till tommorow (2/19th).
we have 20 inches here in easton , got up this morning with a 7 am meeting with my snowblower , it coughed ,sputtered, but made it through the 5,000 cubic feet of snow it moved...... and the massive amount at the end of the drive way. 4 foot feet tall,wall of compacted, road /plowed snow ,,,,,,,...ok so tommorow it will be a balmy 39 and saturday shall be a banner swimsuit day at 45 ! we havent seen temps above 0 at night and 19 degrees in the day time for quite some time now . its amazing that spring is but 4 1/2 weeks away . well enjoy your trip .
may i suggest that you save all this great material and publish a book ?
tittled...... " on the road with jake "
case

TJ · Guest

Walking in Boston today is quite an experience.
There are paths in the snow wide enough for one and a half people. So, everyone walks single-file at the pace of a slow snail. And, when someone approaches in the opposite direction you squeeze sideways so you can each pass.
Still, it seems like we handled a big storm very well. Few power outages, few serious accidents. New England has become very adept at handling these things.