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Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2014 07:51:58 -0700
From: Reverse Dementia <Wesley@yourmemoryback.com>
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Subject: Breaking Update: Advancement release
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two Pineway Drive_D a l e v i l l e, Alabama three six three two two I'm in QC's corner on the 1978 (Feb 6th) blizzard in New England; I was 18 years old, working on framing of condos in Lexington Mass, which was 40 miles or more from my home (Berkley), we were released early to get headed home, because the highways were already begining to be affected; no sooner were the four of us (in a two door pickup truck, 2WD) on the road for a little bit, and the traffic was stopped, we were in stopped to semi crawling traffic on Rte 128 southbound for HOURS (plenty of time for snowball throwing and other antics in the highway, until traffic moved again.) Observed a few stuck and marooned plow trucks on off ramps, that could not push the moisture laden snow piling up by the inches per hour. We fishtailed once badly and got the rear wheels into some of the deep stuff on the side that had not been packed by vehicles, we got a lift out, literally, by a large front end loader that was clearing a ramp nearby. I was finally dropped off at the lot where my Jeep was parked, I pulled out another guy's car, got him going, followed him home to see that he got home safely, then drove to my home. Plows had been through, and the driveways were blocked; so I got the Jeep aimed at the driveway and rammed it into the mound as far as it would go, to get it off the road for the night. Time on the clock when I walked in to a frantic Mom in the house, was 10:30pm (Time leaving Lexington was a little after Noon)