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Power outage, day 1![]() As the eighth inch of
snow hit the ground on Thursday evening, the electric line snapped and
fell into the yard. Out went our power. ![]()
![]() For that first night,
light was all we needed. Wood stoves ensured we stayed warm, and
the fridge and freezer would stand one night unopened. More on
phase two of our power outage adventure in another post. Our heated chicken waterer went down with the rest of
our electronics, but the weather stayed warm enough to keep the water
thawed for our flock.
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WAy!
These pictures are incredible. More?!
Comment by
Maggie
— Sat Jan 19 09:00:45 2013
comment 2
It is going to get cold for the start of next week. Depending on water flow, you may be able to walk on water to get out and get fuel.
Comment by
Gerry
— Sat Jan 19 10:21:51 2013
candle holder
The pictures are beautiful. You can probably improvise a candle holder with a canning jar. We were without power for 9 days after a hurricane and made candle holders with canning jars and sand to seat the candles. You can probably come up with something to hold the candles even if it's just melted wax on the bottom or maybe some dirt from your barn. Having something to read and enough light to read by is a must during any emergency. Good luck to you both.
Comment by
Tammy
— Sat Jan 19 11:22:58 2013
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