Drop them in the middle of Fort Drum, or just the Tug Hill region. I went to college at Clarkson in Potsdam, just to the north; (home of K2CC Clarkson University Amateur radio), and the school only closed 1/2 day for the Blizzard of '77. Even Western New York & Buffalo can learn something from them!
Now, for real fun, come watch us in North Carolina when it snows. After we've cleaned out the stores of bread, milk & eggs before the storm, we sit at home watching the Raleigh newsfolks film all the accidents of people who never learned the physics of objects on ice. Chuk kb4mdz --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Kelsey" <wb2...@...> wrote: > > Mayville, NY has had 278" so far this year. I say "so far" because we're not > out of the woods yet even though it's all gone at the moment. We get lake > effect snow (and rain) here and usually get an on-site visit from the folks > from The Weather Channel. > > Albany doesn't get much snow - too far from the Great Lakes. However, > Watertown (off the end of Lake Ontario) gets more than we do. > > Chuck > WB2EDV > >
