Well, we've already had three or four "pre" mud seasons so far this  
year.  This "real" one is worse of course.  We're on a dirt road but  
thankfully only a quarter mile or so (and around a bad curve) from  
pavement one way into town.  The OTHER way was horrific this  
weekend.   Just take the hands off wheel and go for a ride kind of mud.

	Temps dropping - some random flakage falling from the greyness.  a  
bit of wind.  Hope Doppler Scott's predictions pan out like they did  
the last time.  We need this one bad, even if the ruts now freeze in  
place - ugh.  Snow is easier to drive in than ice or mud, both of  
which we've seen enough of.

Carol
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On Mar 14, 2006, at 1:40 PM, T O S wrote:

> The ground never froze this year, like it does most years.
> Unfrozen ground doesn't repel water like it's frozen counterpart.
> I think we are in for the worst mud season we have seen in a long  
> time.
> Unless we have a dry spring, it is going to be ugly.   Already it is
> looking pretty bad.
>

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