SE Michigan is the furthest south I've ever lived. Winter is far more fun further north than here. A few more days and I'll have a snow tire swapping party in the driveway, one car done and three to go.
SE Michigan is the furthest south I've ever lived. Winter is far more fun further north than here. A few more days and I'll have a snow tire swapping party in the driveway, one car done and three to go.
In reply to NOHOME :
You think it gets dark early in London? Try living in the same time zone , but 500 miles further east. Look up sunset time for Perce, Quebec.
We got our first inch of snow overnight last night. Most we've seen until now this year was a few flurries that left a light dusting on the grass. And the boat has been out of the water for just over a month already. Time for spring to hurry up.
I heard there were flurries last night here in central NJ.
I'll probably put the snow tires on my wife's MINI just because I have them and to check for the (inevitable) bent wheel or two. My AWD Golf Sportwagen will get the factory 205/60-16 no-seasons put back on vs the 225/40-18 Pilot Sport 4s on there now. It's the first all-season car I've owned in 20 years that didn't get a set of snow tires. We haven't had a bad snow season in years and the reality is that I don't actually have to go anywhere if it does snow.
I can't recall if I even pulled out my snow thrower last year. I know my daughter didn't get to user her sled (which is a crime, as we have a terrifying/awesome wooded hill).
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