The Frozen Tundra of Atlanta

Peaches · 01-29-2005

Yeah, it was interesting - it was sleeting like crazy in Cobb County and around 34 degrees, but once I hit the mountains, bone dry and 39 degrees.

I'm listening and it's starting to rain now (great, I knew I should have taken the dogs out earlier) so we might get some stuff after all.

All our wiring is above ground and with all the trees - we almost always lose power when there's a ice or strong winds. And STILL no one has bought me my automatic on whole house propane generator

But I did get tons of batteries and a new camp lantern for Christmas so I'm ready

01-29-2005	#6
Peaches Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Hills of N. GA Posts: 10,823	Yeah, it was interesting - it was sleeting like crazy in Cobb County and around 34 degrees, but once I hit the mountains, bone dry and 39 degrees. I'm listening and it's starting to rain now (great, I knew I should have taken the dogs out earlier) so we might get some stuff after all. All our wiring is above ground and with all the trees - we almost always lose power when there's a ice or strong winds. And STILL no one has bought me my automatic on whole house propane generator But I did get tons of batteries and a new camp lantern for Christmas so I'm ready __________________ Peaches@onlinebeach.com ICQ# 36734533

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