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to ride. We are having a few days of bearable temperatures in the North Country but there is still salt on the roads so that itch can't be scratched just yet. Spring is coming, SOME DAY!!!
When I lived in Syracuse, NY a few decades ago, the average annual snowfall was 109". Syracuse was just below the, "snow belt" where annual snowfall was about twice that of Syracuse. I still love the beauty of NY State, and still have friends there. But only visit in the summertimes. Life is just too short to live in that much snow. LOLWe have enjoyed 44 inches of snow this month.4: So far.:frown2: We will most likely end up the year with over 100 inches of the white stuff. The main roads are in pretty good shape but the side roads are frozen solid. Spring can not arrive soon enough. Sigh....
After reading this, we have nothing to complain about this winter in NJ. In my area we have had maybe a total of 8 inches total all winter. But weather has been extremely wet and poses another danger - Black Ice. But I am in total agreement with you, Spring can't arrive soon enough! :biker:We have enjoyed 44 inches of snow this month.4: So far.:frown2: We will most likely end up the year with over 100 inches of the white stuff. The main roads are in pretty good shape but the side roads are frozen solid. Spring can not arrive soon enough. Sigh....
When I lived in Syracuse, NW a few decades ago, the average annual snowfall was 109". Syracuse was just below the, "snow belt" where annual snowfall was about twice that of Syracuse. I still love the beauty of NY State, and still have friends there. But only visit in the summertimes. Life is just too short to live in that much snow. LOL
I put 120 miles on my DCT on Friday! Salt can be washed off:grin2:to ride. We are having a few days of bearable temperatures in the North Country but there is still salt on the roads so that itch can't be scratched just yet. Spring is coming, SOME DAY!!!