We like our covered roads, it makes the drive more interesting..

 

:laugh::laugh: Gotta have a challenege.

Streets and roads in Erlanger in good shape, can not say that about the Expressway and Dixie Highway to Cincy. JD

Boy, I sure do love walking in the rain/slow/hail in Lexington.

My car is coated with ice and so is the walk way and deck.

Ha you are correct, and yes the salt truck stopped at the light at the top of new 17. Kinda funny how Independence is one of the fastest growing cities in KY, pretty good size, and yet always lagging in keeping it's road cleared of snow.

 

I guess the farmer down at the end of the street got fed up with them not clearing our streets, so he pulled out the tractor. He cleared his street, and my street, and I assume cleared it all the way out to 536.

I guess the farmer down at the end of the street got fed up with them not clearing our streets, so he pulled out the tractor. He cleared his street, and my street, and I assume cleared it all the way out to 536.

 

When I was growing up, that was always the way the roads were cleared. People didn't wait on government to solve the problem, they solved it themselves.

 

My road is slushy but passable as long as you act like you have some sense. GUess I will be staying in. I like Bo Duking it too much in the snow.:jump:

When I was growing up, that was always the way the roads were cleared. People didn't wait on government to solve the problem, they solved it themselves.

 

My road is slushy but passable as long as you act like you have some sense. GUess I will be staying in.I like Bo Duking it too much in the snow.:jump:

 

Don't we all:D

When I was growing up, that was always the way the roads were cleared. People didn't wait on government to solve the problem, they solved it themselves.

 

My road is slushy but passable as long as you act like you have some sense. GUess I will be staying in. I like Bo Duking it too much in the snow.:jump:

 

I'm certainly not complaining about him doing it. In my 5 years here, this is the first time I've seen him do this. It doesn't appear that he's doing all the streets, so I can imagine some of the people around here calling the city building and complaining that the city did this street, but not that. :lol:

The guy that owns the farm behind me clears all of our driveways and the road way before the road crews get here. They (and I) appreciate his help.

I'm not joking. Here in Knox County it is currently 63 degrees and cloudy. We've had no rain, snow, ice, or even frost in the past 24 hrs.

I'm not joking. Here in Knox County it is currently 63 degrees and cloudy. We've had no rain, snow, ice, or even frost in the past 24 hrs.

I had to check up on you. Current temp in Barbourville is 57 degrees. That sucks when its 25 degrees colder here. :irked:

I had to check up on you. Current temp in Barbourville is 57 degrees. That sucks when its 25 degrees colder here. :irked:

 

My truck says 63, the bank says 60, I think the "official" temp comes from Barbourville Water and Electric. Of the three, my truck never lies to me. :lol:

 

The bank and the utility company on the other hand.................

That sucks when its 25 degrees colder here. :irked:

 

 

Oh yeah. We work harder.........

My truck says 63, the bank says 60, I think the "official" temp comes from Barbourville Water and Electric. Of the three, my truck never lies to me. :lol:

 

The bank and the utility company on the other hand.................

 

64 degrees right now in Corbin.........which is partially in Knox Co.

63 degrees in Owsley County today. I went up to our golf course around 2:30 and there were several guys playing golf...one without shirt sleeves.

What's with this crazy weather??? Golf in southeast Ky and snow sledding 60 miles to the northwest.