If Sam Adams gets wind of that contraption, he'll order the city's maintenance crews to stop plowing the snow and then expect all of us to use one of those to get around. Thanks.
Ooh Ooh Ooh. I want one! $449 for the whole package? Deal! Right now I cannot see any part of my van. Normal biking is out of the question. I was thinking of getting a sled dog team.
Unfortunately, the closest shop that carries them is in Bend.
Don't know where you all are looking, but in the parts of town I have visited the past few days, main and collector streets are plowed and, where necessary, sanded. Things are moving nicely.
True, but I was in North Portland yesterday where conditions seemed much the same as here in NW: Albert and 15th both plowed (like Glisan and 23rd); side streets not so much.
The only road I saw plowed over here in Beaverton is the 217 freeway. All other streets are darn near impassable. Its insane. Crossing major roads was real fun, deeply rutted. Fortunately, most major roads are clear now.
My street however, is still packed snow.
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Ahhhh...I'm happy to see somebody else also cannot sleep.
Posted by Joey | December 24, 2008 4:12 AM
Too busy wrapping presents and watching more snow fall.
Posted by Jack Bog | December 24, 2008 4:30 AM
Looks like something Wiley Coyote would buy at Acme.
Posted by tom | December 24, 2008 7:27 AM
If Sam Adams gets wind of that contraption, he'll order the city's maintenance crews to stop plowing the snow and then expect all of us to use one of those to get around. Thanks.
Posted by Musician | December 24, 2008 8:15 AM
...he'll order the city's maintenance crews to stop plowing the snow...
This is assuming that thy were plowing in the first place. I see lots of evidence to the contrary around town.
Posted by john rettig | December 24, 2008 8:21 AM
Ooh Ooh Ooh. I want one! $449 for the whole package? Deal! Right now I cannot see any part of my van. Normal biking is out of the question. I was thinking of getting a sled dog team.
Unfortunately, the closest shop that carries them is in Bend.
Posted by Gil Johnson | December 24, 2008 8:38 AM
One sure way to literally get on top of the snow/ice problem.
The COP could sell the snow plows, subsidize the purchase and charge it off to the street department.
Note: I'll bet you can carry 500 empty Latte cups on one of those.
Posted by Abe | December 24, 2008 9:01 AM
Don't know where you all are looking, but in the parts of town I have visited the past few days, main and collector streets are plowed and, where necessary, sanded. Things are moving nicely.
Posted by Allan L. | December 24, 2008 10:38 AM
in the parts of town I have visited the past few days, main and collector streets are plowed
You must not get over to the Idaho side much. There's precious plowing or sanding over here, main streets or otherwise.
Posted by Jack Bog | December 24, 2008 12:44 PM
Nice, but I'd settle for a snow blower.
If I did buy a snow blower, would that guarantee it wold never snow around here again?
Posted by Pat Malach | December 24, 2008 2:05 PM
You must not get over to the Idaho side much.
True, but I was in North Portland yesterday where conditions seemed much the same as here in NW: Albert and 15th both plowed (like Glisan and 23rd); side streets not so much.
Posted by Allan L. | December 24, 2008 2:17 PM
The only road I saw plowed over here in Beaverton is the 217 freeway. All other streets are darn near impassable. Its insane. Crossing major roads was real fun, deeply rutted. Fortunately, most major roads are clear now.
My street however, is still packed snow.
Posted by Jon | December 26, 2008 10:00 AM