This is going to be a big TR. Get a coffee or a beverage.
This adventure started around noon on Wednesday when the Freeze Alarm at the house kept calling me. It was still calling me 7 hours later, so I decided a ride up to VT was in order.
I left the house at 9PM. I figured I'd set the cc at 74mph, crank the tunes and 2 hours later I'd be there.
15-20 minutes to the ride, this @ Exit 25, 91, Northbound:
Tractor Trailer fire: Highway shut for one hour.WTF! I knew at this point, it was going to be a long ride.
No pics of the next "event". I'm at the covered bridge on route 30...there's a guy with his hazzards on blocking the bridge. It's a younger dude, he partially ripped the belly pan off his Audi A4...it's dragging and he can't really get anywhere. I offer to help. Another dude rolls by in a MKIV Jetta. He's got tools and a ton of VW/Audi fasteners. About 30 minutes later, I'm off and rolling.
It's now 12:30AM. I head up our road...which gets worse the farther up I go. I lock the t-case in the Jeep...it actually slips more. I get to the house....25" of heavy wet snow...and the driveway isn't plowed and it's raining out. Lovely. :lol:
So I dig out a spot for the Jeep...with light from the Jeep.
It's 45F inside the houe. I get a fire going and just check on things. I go to bed around 2AM. I don't open my eyes until 8:30AM.
I was going to try to hit the mountain, but I just had too much to do. Some daylight pics of the snow.
Our neighbor's place:
That line was sagging so much, the town truck had to slow down when going under it:
The power came on around 5 or 6PM on Thursday. It was out for a total of 30 hours. Our driveway was finally plowed out too.
This adventure started around noon on Wednesday when the Freeze Alarm at the house kept calling me. It was still calling me 7 hours later, so I decided a ride up to VT was in order.
I left the house at 9PM. I figured I'd set the cc at 74mph, crank the tunes and 2 hours later I'd be there.
15-20 minutes to the ride, this @ Exit 25, 91, Northbound:


Tractor Trailer fire: Highway shut for one hour.WTF! I knew at this point, it was going to be a long ride.
No pics of the next "event". I'm at the covered bridge on route 30...there's a guy with his hazzards on blocking the bridge. It's a younger dude, he partially ripped the belly pan off his Audi A4...it's dragging and he can't really get anywhere. I offer to help. Another dude rolls by in a MKIV Jetta. He's got tools and a ton of VW/Audi fasteners. About 30 minutes later, I'm off and rolling.
It's now 12:30AM. I head up our road...which gets worse the farther up I go. I lock the t-case in the Jeep...it actually slips more. I get to the house....25" of heavy wet snow...and the driveway isn't plowed and it's raining out. Lovely. :lol:
So I dig out a spot for the Jeep...with light from the Jeep.




It's 45F inside the houe. I get a fire going and just check on things. I go to bed around 2AM. I don't open my eyes until 8:30AM.
I was going to try to hit the mountain, but I just had too much to do. Some daylight pics of the snow.
Our neighbor's place:

That line was sagging so much, the town truck had to slow down when going under it:


The power came on around 5 or 6PM on Thursday. It was out for a total of 30 hours. Our driveway was finally plowed out too.