The storm raged through the morning, downing trees, taking power lines with them and we gave up on power being restored anytime soon...Our damage seemed minimal and we had other more immediate jobs to take care of...A 200 lb, butchered hog was hanging in the garage and the overnight temperature was hoveing about 50º...We had started the cut and wrap process the day before but only did a quarter thinking, "it is February and the nights are cold"...Thankfully our garage stays cool enough, but we couldn't put freshly wrapped meat in our freezer, with the power off...Luckily the power had been restored in Enterprise and Pam's freezer had an empty shelf...So with the wind still howling and gusting we worked in the garage cutting and wrapping...We took the meat to Pam's freezer and treated ourselves to burgers and fries at "North Street Pizza" since our power was out and the peanut butter sandwich each of us had for breakfast was long used up.
It is morning now, (day after the storm.) Our power is on and we both got a good nights sleep...We have more hog to cut and wrap, put it in our own freezer, and hope the power stays on!..We are in for more wind and rain storms today...If interested you can follow this link to blogs written years ago and learn about more Wallowa County Wind Storms...Hugs To All...OWAV:)
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