Hi Jerry and All,
I just measured my knees and they're 21 inches from the ground. It
was 3-4 inches/hour for a while. Bradley Intl. Airport was closed
all day. Even the local McDonalds was closed, and they never close.
I did pass by a Fujian Chinese takeout joint that was open though.
They wouldn't close if a comet hit next door.
Today was a good day to stay indoors, watch a couple of movies
("From Beyond" and "Fighter in the Wind" (story about Mas Oyama)).
Also a good day to catch up on some Tronning, Hammonding and
synthesizing :)
Bernie
--- In Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com, Jerry Korb <jkorb@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings All,
>
> Apologies in advance for this quick off-topic message. Was
wondering
> how all you Tron owners/fans in the Northeast USA are coping with
> the monster snowstorm/blizzard of Sat-Sun Feb 11-12.
>
> Been watching the cable/sat feeds from NYC/Boston....WOW !
> 18-24 inches (45-60 cm) . Not over yet....My mother lives in the
> heart of NJ's Meadowlands, heavy bands of snow in her area
> caused "thunder-snow." Yes , that's correct....Snowfall at rate of
2-3
> inches/hour causes enough static buildup and upper convection to
create
> lightning/thunder.
>
> Dave "Zappaboggs".....what's it like in Sussex? You can build a
> Snovatron for yourself now ! Fritz, how are things at your new
digs ?
> "Tree Fort" is prob. "Snow-Fort" today ! Ken, your area is right
in the
> path of Boston area's heaviest snowfall. Jack Younger, and others
in the
> Boston area, what be happening ? Bernie, I hear Hartford area also
> got whalloped. .....and Jimmy Moto, whazuuuuup in Philly ?
>
> Major airports shut-down for the day,that's a no-brainer there.
> Traffic....what traffic ? Snowmobiles and 4-by's the only way to
get around.
> Those from VA to Maine, I'd like to hear how y'all are doing.
>
> Cheers, -JK- (....Sob,sniff...not one snowflake here from that
storm....)
>