Not here yet msolga.
FAaaaarrrr from it.
I'm thinking about frying eggs on the footpath for a late afternnoon snack.
But who am I to argue with the Weather Bureau & the AGE newspaper?
Region Philbis wrote:enjoy...
RP. If they had not built Boston so tightly spaced, you guys would not have to work so hard.
I think in drawing up the city, they laid out the streets as the last order of business, daily, over a period of time. The maps reminded me of a bar napkin drawing kinda thing....
RH
Snow for sale
Quebec man sells snowbank for $3,550 By The Canadian Press
MONTREAL ?- A Quebec man who put his snowbank up for auction found a serious buyer for his frosty heap.
Michel Levesque of Saint-Eustache, a town north of Montreal, thought he sold the snowbank in his front yard for $3,550, but the top bidder backed away from his offer.
The second highest bidder also declined to buy the pile.
Levesque eventually sold the snowbank to a Longueuil, Que. man, whose $3,000 offer was the third highest. The buyer kicked in an additional $550 to match the top bid.
Levesque initially put the snowbank outside his home up for auction on EBay on Dec. 21 as a joke.
Levesque plans to donate his earnings to a local youth organization.
The Montreal area was pounded by two snowstorms in recent weeks, which helped build the imposing mound on Levesque's front yard.
