It is currently a balmy 26 degrees in Anchorage.
I was chatting with a fellow in the construction trade yesterday who is managing several large jobs around New England.
He has had to close some sites due to the snow.
“Hey , do you know where that load of rebar was dumped?” “We need it , right now”
No little hump to detect, nothing, that rebar and lots of other essential supplies are buried.
You cannot plow, some products could be wrecked if hit by one of “those poor souls that are so tired from plowing”
“That was imported tile!”
There is no way to shovel, it would be a treasure hunt without a map. Plus guys don’t really like shoveling, especially at work.
Next time perhaps a ten foot pole could be planted with a label, or an enterprising fellow might rent sheds for this problem.
There will be many next times.
Mike
The Exeter Town Crier 