I ended up right there last night myself!
I have a 1000 gal tank here at the shop, and if I can hold out long enough, this next fill should carry me through the end of the season, so I milk the first tank.
I checked it just a cpl days or so ago, and it was still at 10%, and warm.
So, I'm holding out yet ...
Then around 5:00 yesterday, I checked the 14 day, and holy smokes!
Cold and high winds! Maybe I better top it up yet this week!
So I went out to see fer sure where I was at, and it read 0, zilch, nadda, em-pa-tee.
UGH!
So I shut off all heaters and battened down the hatches.
Put a space heater in the milk-house and shut that door.
(that actually did much beter than I expected)
My office was 36* this morning, but the shop was still upper 50's.
Finally my truck got here mid afternoon.
Had supper with Mrs' O and was discussing our businesses and such.
When we got up to leave, I told her that I much rather discuss these first world problems, than deal with the first world one that I just had today!
Also, not sure the issue with having the tank way out in the yard?
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We got easy 1.5’. In some places 2’ even out in the fields. Some fields are still thin south of fergus though.
thought we were only getting 5cm 🤷🏼♂️
Glad I gave up the snow removal this year.
Thanks guys , l have been there many times , but not for a few years . Going to have to drop in for sure this year . If you happen to be in the house l will buy a round .