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Snow heading for the East Coast
Greetings Folks,
Flashbacks of 2010 are happening right now. Plan accordingly.  Last edited by wilsonmw04 : 18-01-2016 at 17:22. 
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18-01-2016, 17:33
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Re: Snow heading for the East Coast
Nothing can be as bad as New England last year. But planning for snowstorms can save your season. I brought all of the drivetrain parts home last year during a big storm and assembled it when school was cancelled.
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18-01-2016, 17:45
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Re: Snow heading for the East Coast
I drove across town in this to attend a workshop. Can't let something like a lot of snow interfere with progress!
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18-01-2016, 17:51
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Re: Snow heading for the East Coast
2015 was the catalyst for our team revising our build season schedule. We used to meet 6 PM - 9 PM Mon-Thurs, but we now meet for longer on fewer days. If we miss time to snow, it will be really easy to make most of that time up.
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18-01-2016, 17:53
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Re: Snow heading for the East Coast
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