The heavy snow and (due to warm weather and a deep corner) not fully frozen slab, I had a corner of my rink sink today :( hopefully the good solid cold that is coming this weekend will freeze the completely open-water corner of my rink! And hopefully I will get some good fill in the spring so I can level out my yard more! (this year is a vast improvement over last year but I still have 10 inches of water/ice in one spot on my rink)
Heres hoping!!
Heavy snow
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Chris
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Joe
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Re: Heavy snow
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