No piddly little snow shovels for us!
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This Is How We Shovel Snow On The Canadian Prairies
Friday, February 18, 2011
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I'm really glad I live on the wet coast...I'm not that good in sub zero temperatures...my hats off to you for driving a school bus all these years in yucky stuff like that. Lisa
ReplyDeleteNow THAT'S my kind of snow shovel! Done in 50 seconda :)
ReplyDeleteyeah we have those around here too, I still prefer snow to the rain on the coast though.
ReplyDeleteOne day spring will come......right?