eye candy

[copycat]

Our major storm here in the rockies has me stuck in the house for the last four days. So thought I do a little touch up on my favorite shooter. It a 1942 M38 issy
IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v25/copycat/mosin/S4021710.jpg[/IMG]
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v25/copycat/mosin/S4021704.jpg
IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v25/copycat/mosin/S4021705.jpg[/IMG]

[fffg100grns]

Looks NICE,,,, I just came back from Colorado, where bouts is yur storm?

[copycat]

Between 12/21 through12/22 most all of colorado got pretty well slammed by snow and wind. I live in the eastern plains it was pretty much a white out, 45 mph winds, how much snow is hard to tell, but the drifts are anywhere up to 6 ft. It took me two days to dig the 150 yards of my drive way out. I heard denver got between two and three feet.

[MileHighSailor]

Three feet standing, with up to six foot drifts in Broomfield, which is part of the Denver Metro area. My truck was completely drifted over, it looked like a truck shaped pile of snow. My daughter is loving it of course. Who needs PT when you've got a five year old dragging you through every drift in the neighborhood? I did get a good reminder of being prepared when I went to the grocery store (pork roast was on sale) after I dug out, as every jug and carton of milk, every package of eggs, and all the ground meat was sold out. I keep at least a month's worth of dry and canned goods in the basement, so no worries for me. Just goes to show how unprepared the average citizen really is.