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Itstrainingtime

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  1. 39 minutes ago, Mount Joy Snowman said:

    Not to quibble, but let's quibble haha.  So, all my topo maps show downtown Maytown in the 400-420' range.  Don't sass me with your 447' talk :lol:

    Judging from your listed elevation, I'm going to say you're out by the Donegal Springs Airpark??  Feel free to call me Stalker Snowman.

     

    I am VERY close to the airpark - you're new around here, we call it Maytown Intertownship Airport. Or, MIA (missing in action) for short. 

     

    I got the 447' mark from somewhere online years ago. Bad data. I hate bad data. No data is better than bad data.

     

    I guess I need to spot check everything I post from now on. :) 

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  2. 15 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

    @Itstrainingtime Jebman is asking that your whole vaca be ruined in the MA Banter thread.   Wants Mammoth to slide down the mountain with drownings.  LOL 

     

    My wife and I received communication stating that for now, all is well but there are many structures that have either failed or in danger of doing so. The town really, really needs the snow guns to shut off but uh...that's not happening: https://www.mammothmountain.com/on-the-mountain/mammoth-webcam/the-village

  3. Just now, Anduril said:

    I've got an ego self propelled. It's got a good amount of power and can handle pretty thick grass but thick+wet = nope. You'll def have to raise the deck. I've liked it and Ive done the stupid and left the batteries in the garage (have their snowblower and trimmer and leaf blower)

     

    Hey, that's what I have as well. I have the same issues with thick, wet grass which is one reason why I like to stay on top of it. 

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  4. 6 minutes ago, Mount Joy Snowman said:

    Yep.  Even in our little neck of the woods down here, on strong inversion nights the top of Chickies Ridge (~600-700') will be a good 5-10 degrees warmer than the valleys down below around 300-400'.  I've often found a shallow inversion sets up around the 500' level for us.  @Itstrainingtime probably is less prone to noticing these extremes as I believe he is right below that 500' mark where the temp swings are more mitigated.

     

    Yes sir, 469' is where I'm at. Maytown is at 447' and I sit at about the highest point in the immediate area. 

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