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I know this snow thing is off topic, but here in southeast VA, we have 10" on the ground. That's the most I've seen since I left Michigan! The big difference though is that people in Michigan know how to drive in it. On the rare occasions that it does snow, pile-ups are not hard to find.

~Tom Fairchild~, who loves driving in the snow in his rear wheel drive car.
 


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