As so often happens when we get a little more snow than expected there is an over reaction.
It was funny on my walk from the parking lot. My finger tips got cold.
Friday, February 1, 2013
Cold Hands, Warm Heart
Nope, I didn't ride to work today.
As so often happens when we get a little more snow than expected there is an over reaction.
This morning there was more accumulation of rock salt and melt-em then snow.
It was a beautiful clean and crisp morning. Billie will have her tire issue sorted out by tomorrow. If I'd had her today we'd been on the road. It was 9F/-13C for the morning drive. Billie has seen lower temperatures than that before.
It was funny on my walk from the parking lot. My finger tips got cold.
At least I had both my gloves. I suspect someone eventually missed this glove. Oh well, cold hands, warm heart.
As so often happens when we get a little more snow than expected there is an over reaction.
It was funny on my walk from the parking lot. My finger tips got cold.
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I wonder why salt is still used? The best thing to do the job at melting the snow and ice I suppose. Sure does a number on the vehicles though. I remember the rust on vehicles we used to see in BC because of the salt on the roads.
ReplyDeleteIt does the job. I suspect it saves money for the road departments in their annual budgets. Fortunately we don't have to deal with it as much as folks who get more snow. When I go back home to Michigan to visit I see lots more rust on the older vehicles than I do here.
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