If you were alive and in Ohio at that time, you've got a story to tell.
White Hurricane, 40th Anniversary.
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If you were alive and in Ohio at that time, you've got a story to tell.
Shoveled driveways out for some $$$
Was able to get around in a 70 Monte Carlo with biased ply studded snow tires.
BEER was cold and plentiful! Marlboro reds were .50 a pack….
Was able to get around in a 70 Monte Carlo with biased ply studded snow tires.
BEER was cold and plentiful! Marlboro reds were .50 a pack….
I was in the Chicago suburbs. We have pictures, but I don't remember it.
Was 15 years old. Dad left for work and a little while later he was coming back into the house saying he couldn’t make it. I knew it was bad then. Electricity was out and we got heat from the oven.
Actually it was January of 78 so I was 14 years old. It was the beginning of the end of pheasants and quail in this area.
Not many snow plows back then. But the guys who did have them made some serious money.
Snow banks were high and hard to see above or around.
Was nice the first few days but got old and ugly quick…..
Snow banks were high and hard to see above or around.
Was nice the first few days but got old and ugly quick…..
Great Blizzard of 1978 - Wikipedia
For those who weren’t around back then.
MountNMan56
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I was 15. No school!! Had to heat the house with our gas stove, because we didn't have electricity. I Remember walking to the store a couple of days later with my dad to get some groceries, then carrying them all of the way back home, probably 1-1 1/2 miles. I remember my dad saying " This will be history someday". He was right.
MountNMan56
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You're right about that. I remember going rabbit hunting ( tagging along) with my dad and uncles and jumping 3 or 4 covey's of quail in a day back before the blizzard.
Yep, we rabbit hunted behind beagles and always jumped pheasants/quail prior to that storm/winter. Afterwards it was noticeably different. Then got progressively worse.
Bankfish
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Lived near Hershey Pa then. 13yrs old. Snowmobiles were rescuing people on Interstate 81. The sledding hills were packed for days. Good times!!