Winter Prep
It may be September, but Winter
is coming fast up here on my northern New England Mountain.
We get our first snow at the end
of September to the middle of October. And in Winter we get down to a Low of
-50 F (- 46 C.) On top of that our dirt, mountain town roads can become
impassible due to being washed away, ice and snow.
I have done my yearly Cold
Weather Check of everything:
My Jeep is inspected, my Winter
Tires are on and I have checked my Cold Weather and Emergency Supplies Kit.
I have walked around our Property
and checked everything.
The Fall Leaves Clean-Up is
scheduled (just waiting for the leaves to change and then fall.)
The Snow Plowing and Ice Sanding
is scheduled (just waiting on there to be snow and ice.)
The Propane Tank is all set and
is completely full.
The Generator was serviced and
all set.
I have all the dirt and ice
de-melter ready.
I have cleaned and checked all
the propane heaters throughout the house (and run them for a few minutes.)
I have cleaned the fireplace.
I have cleaned the wood stove.
I have checked all the Human
Medical Supplies.
I have checked all the Dog
Medical Supplies.
I have checked all our Emergency
Non-Drinking Water Supplies.
I have checked all our Emergency
Drinking Water Supplies.
I have checked all our
Non-Perishable Food Supplies
I have checked all our other
Emergency Supplies for the house.
I have taken out, cleaned and
organized my Winter Clothes.
I have made all the major
appointments needed for September and October - before the snow and ice come.
I have ordered all the major
things that I will need this Winter and they have been delivered.
I’m now as ready for the Cold,
the Ice and the Snow as I can be.
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