How do I make the snow melt faster?! HELP!!
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The snow is nice and all around Christmas time, but now I want to start the C25K program and the sidewalks and trails are covered in ice and snow and mud and slush, so I am not here for this crap anymore. I broke my leg playing tag on wet grass when I was 9, so I really don't like running on wet surfaces. The treadmill at the gym is OK but I really want to be outside where it's bright and sunny.
How do I make the snow go away faster? I know that a big part of every WLJ is to learn patience, but I really need to lose this snow before my birthday in a few months!! And I need for it to STAY gone! How do I do it?!?! :frown:
How do I make the snow go away faster? I know that a big part of every WLJ is to learn patience, but I really need to lose this snow before my birthday in a few months!! And I need for it to STAY gone! How do I do it?!?! :frown:
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Increase carbon emissions to such a level that it permanently changes the temperature, hopefully into the plus digits... but that might not be a good thing lol.
I wish it were all gone too, seems like we had a ton of hot and cold days one after the other creating enormous amounts of ice and slush. I fractured my ankle in two places on the ice back in November and am still healing up so I feel you on the not wanting to run on slippery surfaces.0 -
Increase carbon emissions to such a level that it permanently changes the temperature, hopefully into the plus digits... but that might not be a good thing lol.
Do you have any recommendations of how to do this on a large scale? I think everyone who lives in cold places would benefit from this type of climate change
A fractured ankle sounds really painful, I hope you heal up good and quick! :flowerforyou:0 -
If the burn off plants were located in the city and we all drove our own cars it would become a large scale but we may need more than that... how can we coordinate this?
It's healing pretty well, after 3 months and some physio it still hurts a bit but I think in a month or so I should be clear for running again.0 -
I don't know, but we better plan a meeting to discuss it if this keeps up
Glad to hear it, can't wait to run with you!0 -
if they didn't take CFC's out of spray paint I think I could help you out.0
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I used Yax Trax last winter. They helped me train for a 5k in the middle of winter. You can buy them on Amazon. Breaking your leg doesn't sound like fun, though, so if you do go that route, you might take it easy until you feel comfortable with them. 0
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The snow is nice and all around Christmas time, but now I want to start the C25K program and the sidewalks and trails are covered in ice and snow and mud and slush, so I am not here for this crap anymore. I broke my leg playing tag on wet grass when I was 9, so I really don't like running on wet surfaces. The treadmill at the gym is OK but I really want to be outside where it's bright and sunny.
How do I make the snow go away faster? I know that a big part of every WLJ is to learn patience, but I really need to lose this snow before my birthday in a few months!! And I need for it to STAY gone! How do I do it?!?! :frown:
What is snow? Why is it a problem? You might do what I did. Move to S. Calif.... No snow....heck hardly any rain. I ride my bicycle 320 days a year.0 -
if they didn't take CFC's out of spray paint I think I could help you out.
Not sure what CFC's are, are they also found in aerosol hairspray? Because my grandma still has a few cans lying around, worth a shot right?!0 -
Do what my neighbor did to his icy driveway....
Blowtorch.0 -
I used Yax Trax last winter. They helped me train for a 5k in the middle of winter. You can buy them on Amazon. Breaking your leg doesn't sound like fun, though, so if you do go that route, you might take it easy until you feel comfortable with them.
Bless you for this helpful answer :flowerforyou:
Yax trax may help but my shoes and legs will still probably get all cold and wet from the back splash, yuck.0 -
I would suggest using a propane weed burner.0
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I have never seen snow :huh:0
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Salt0
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Leave the front door open - that will apparently heat the whole outdoors.
At least that's what I yell at the kids... 0 -
Baby dragon. Get you one
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Sorry about your accident when you were 9. If you really hate the treadmill, try getting fitted for some nice trail shoes and making another attempt to go outside!The snow is nice and all around Christmas time, but now I want to start the C25K program and the sidewalks and trails are covered in ice and snow and mud and slush, so I am not here for this crap anymore. I broke my leg playing tag on wet grass when I was 9, so I really don't like running on wet surfaces. The treadmill at the gym is OK but I really want to be outside where it's bright and sunny.
How do I make the snow go away faster? I know that a big part of every WLJ is to learn patience, but I really need to lose this snow before my birthday in a few months!! And I need for it to STAY gone! How do I do it?!?! :frown:0 -
moving south like mexico0
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just about the cutest post i have seen on this site. lovelyBaby dragon. Get you one0 -
just about the cutest post i have seen on this site. lovelyBaby dragon. Get you one
just typical me being me. i'm all sunshine and rainbows0 -
You're asking the wrong question. Ask how the snow can work to your benefit. And the answer to that question...
SNOWSHOES. That **** is no joke and will definitely work as a good start to your training schedule.0
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