And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I'm far south from snow country - what would a snow pack like that weigh ? I'm assuming everything forward the top of windshield is gone for drive view.
Interestingly, it depends on the "snow pack," which is a combination of the density and water content of the snow. That particular amount may weigh anywhere from a hundred pounds up to a thousand or so (assuming the volume is about three feet by three feet by four feet and may contain twenty pounds of water per cubic foot.) Where I live, we had plenty of snow this winter, yet the snow pack/water content was extrememly low (some refer to it as powder snow) and already the fields are bone dry.
$1100 would be more appropriate. The damage downstream from this a-hole could be huge.all whilehe/she merrily drives away in ignorance. .
ReplyDeleteAnd beaucoup points on the driver's license
DeleteI agree. A thousand dollar fine would be appropriate.
ReplyDeletethe defroster will get it.
ReplyDeleteIt is currently 92* here in Florida, I think it would melt quickly.
ReplyDeleteI'm far south from snow country - what would a snow pack like that weigh ? I'm assuming everything forward the top of windshield is gone for drive view.
ReplyDeleteInterestingly, it depends on the "snow pack," which is a combination of the density and water content of the snow. That particular amount may weigh anywhere from a hundred pounds up to a thousand or so (assuming the volume is about three feet by three feet by four feet and may contain twenty pounds of water per cubic foot.)
DeleteWhere I live, we had plenty of snow this winter, yet the snow pack/water content was extrememly low (some refer to it as powder snow) and already the fields are bone dry.
Where's the "Snow load" title?
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