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Old 02-03-2012, 22:16   #301
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I've shovelled 5 times since this morning - at least 24" without the drifts!

Still waiting for a plow to clear out the street - last storm this size, it took 4 days to get off our block

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I'm back down on the south side of town, around Chatfield, and I'm pretty sure we're hovering around 24" as well .... and it;s STILL COMING DOWN !!!!

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We had one also it rained and the sun came out and the temp go to 81f today. I am going to the south side of the island for better weather in the morning and go diving. damn I hate the clouds
Yeah, yeah, yeah ..... you just enjoy those warm temps and sunny days diving.

Me .... I'll just do a night dive ..... Colorado Style.
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Old 02-04-2012, 06:10   #302
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I was amazed that I had no flight delays on return. We have a lot of snow at 6,600 feet right now.
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Old 02-04-2012, 08:19   #303
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Did you shovel in your usual uniform of shorts, sandals, and an aloha shirt (with vest, if it was cold enough)?

Take care, amigo, and pace yourself.

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... what do you think!!?! Shorts - of course! But didn't have enough traction with my "slippers" - maybe that is why they are called

So had to revert to shoes ...

Finally stopped, total 30" in my back yard

Plow just went through, so the fun REALLY begins getting from the driveway to the plowed LANE

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Old 02-04-2012, 15:08   #304
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Yeah, we got a doozie of a storm coming in.

I think it's there. A fella was in today who said roads to the Denver Airport (Stapleton?) were closed last night. They closed I-80 according to the news. Not a lot of snow here but it was very windy.
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Old 02-04-2012, 17:24   #305
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Stapleton??? Ya'll there in NE don't get out much, do you?

The road to the new one is named after that weinie, Pena! (Where the hell did I put that damned "squiggle"???) I'm not sure if DIA is named after anyone or anything.
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Old 02-04-2012, 17:34   #306
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I'm not sure if DIA is named after anyone or anything.
It was named in honor of Bob Denver!

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It was named in honor of Bob Denver!

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That's better than JOHN Denver, who died in an airplane crash!
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Old 02-04-2012, 23:20   #308
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Snow total map from the "National Weather Service".

I ended with 28 inches at my place S.W. of the city.
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Old 02-05-2012, 00:17   #309
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I'm back down on the south side of town, around Chatfield, and I'm pretty sure we're hovering around 24" as well .... and it;s STILL COMING DOWN !!!!



Yeah, yeah, yeah ..... you just enjoy those warm temps and sunny days diving.

Me .... I'll just do a night dive ..... Colorado Style.
That is what happens when you try Drinking and Diving.
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Old 06-11-2012, 20:50   #310
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Fire instead of Ice

Colorado may not have the extremes of such places like Iceland but we do have our seasons of ice and more importantly, fire.

These are a fraction of the pictures I took of the High Park Fire from east side of Horsetooth Res. on the afternoon/evening of June 10th. Last report was this blaze near 40K acres. All this from a lightning strike on Saturday morning.
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Old 06-11-2012, 21:20   #311
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we are in berthoud...can smell the fires and see the blaze...evacuation orders issued to over 2000 homes...seems to be concentrated in rist canyon...great pics tomahawk...here's the dilemma...if its the result of a lightening strike is it ok? campfire or cigarette no...

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Amazing...great pictures! Too bad for the folks who have homes and critters in there. This won't end for some time given the amount of beetle kill throughout the State.
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Old 06-11-2012, 22:09   #313
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Amazing...great pictures! Too bad for the folks who have homes and critters in there. This won't end for some time given the amount of beetle kill throughout the State.
.... and also how dry of a winter we've had.

Fire season has started early this year.

This pic was from my house of the Lower North Fork fire on March 26.


Tomahawk .... great pics.
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Colorado may not have the extremes of such places like Iceland but we do have our seasons of ice and more importantly, fire.

These are a fraction of the pictures I took of the High Park Fire from east side of Horsetooth Res. on the afternoon/evening of June 10th. Last report was this blaze near 40K acres. All this from a lightning strike on Saturday morning.
My son lives there, also. He says he can see flames now. Mostly smoke earlier.

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Old 06-12-2012, 09:57   #315
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I just talked to my sister who lives in Erie but works in Longmont. She said the air quality today is horrendous. The past couple of days there has been wind to keep the smoke from settling (but feeding the fire).

Prayers out to everyone effected by this.
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