Jim King - Here's your ice.
Ray Thompson - Middletown,IN
>Some areas had as much as 1 1/2" of the stuff. I saw 8" concrete light poles broken off at the base, with power lines 2" in diameter with ice. We would be happy to sent some your way.
Ray
Jim King - Here's your ice.
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Jim King
>It might not be pleasant but it sure is beautiful.
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Robert Cox
>It can be startlingly beautiful.
But I still hate it.
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Randy Privett
>Ray,
We had about the same as you, I'm over off of 36 just East of you.
Randy
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Al Crandall
>I'm 14 miles west of Ray and about 6 miles south. We got absolutely no ice of any kind from that storm.
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#6Albany got hit hard
Ray Thompson - Middletown,IN
>I drove from Middletown up 67 around Muncie to Albany then up 167 to north of Dunkirk to Small Engine Warehouse. You could see the change as you went. Albany had virtually every road blocked by downed limbs and wires. Dunkirk was pretty much the same. Anderson was ok on the south side and the north had problems. One or two degrees made a huge difference in the amount of ice.
I take 36 over to Lynn then up to Winchester to get to Millers, makes a nice drive.
Ray
