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thank God for changing the winds, will pray for the other who are in danger.
Are you in Australia?I just don't see how all of you do it. I had a sister who stayed bridgeport connecticut, and when she showed me pictures of just one snow storm, they couldn't find their car. man oh man
you have to be made for it. I spent 3 years in heidelberg germany, never seen anything like what you have.
but will keep you in prayer.
be blessed and have a warm day....... (smile).
PICJAG.
If I were you and Dave I’d put a snowman on the roof of the car and head south until people start to say, never seen one of those, that’s were I’d set up camp.
That’s insane.. how did people heat their homes in these areas prior to the advent of insulation?It was not unusual to see many heavy duty extension cords running from the underneath a cars engine (cords fed through the grill) and plugged into an outlet either on a porch or through a door. It kept the engine block of the car heated so as to be able to start your car in the very cold weather. I suppose this is the norm for allot of the extreme cold places. Kept my engine heated enough to start the car in the mornings
ok,It was not unusual to see many heavy duty extension cords running from the underneath a cars engine (cords fed through the grill) and plugged into an outlet either on a porch or through a door. It kept the engine block of the car heated so as to be able to start your car in the very cold weather. I suppose this is the norm for allot of the extreme cold places. Kept my engine heated enough to start the car in the mornings
Well, you learn something every day. Take all night to warm the car up then all morning to dig it out so you can go to the post office in the afternoon to pay your power bill.It was not unusual to see many heavy duty extension cords running from the underneath a cars engine (cords fed through the grill) and plugged into an outlet either on a porch or through a door. It kept the engine block of the car heated so as to be able to start your car in the very cold weather. I suppose this is the norm for allot of the extreme cold places. Kept my engine heated enough to start the car in the mornings
This is where you see ingenuity born.... in regions where they have harsh winters.
