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There are certain times of the winter when our driveway is just impassable (and impossible). It usually occurs after the January thaw, when the perfect storm of ice and snow and slush make it impossible to get up or down the driveway, no matter whether it’s plowed or not.
This is one of those times. It’s ok, though. I generally need that extra nudge to exercise in the winter, so I’m all for the built-in exercise of hoofing it up and down the driveway.
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[…] the January thaw when things melt and then get slushy and then ridiculously icy. So we have to park at the bottom of the driveway and hoof it up and down the hill until the weather changes. I don’t mind. I like the winter […]