>   I do believe the worst snow storm that I have ever been in was at 
Angeles
  >National Forest.  I was disoriented, didn't know where one curve ended and 
t
  >other began.  Couldn't figure out and reference points, all the drifts 
cover
  >the trees and ridges where I would be able to make that determination.  I 
ha
  >a friend who knew the road as well as I did, and at one point, I looked 
over
  >and ask, "do you know where in the heck we are"?  His resopnse was, "no, I
  >thought you did".  It was a long trip....taking much much longer than 
normal
  >Then when we got to the camp and startde plowing down the one lane dirt 
road
  >the truck stopped dead in it's tracks.  We managed to follow tire tracks 
for
  >the earlier trip uphill with a flashlight and bending over to see the snow
  >covered tracks.  We finally got to the building where I stayed....it was a
  >night I won't forget.
The most frightening snowstorm I was in was in the mountains of
Pennsylvania.  I skidded off the road and figured I was going to be
stranded there through the night.  I was miles from my destination.  But
a carload of very nice men drove by, saw my car (which was amazing,
considering the fact that it was after dark, and the car was covered
with snow), stopped their car, got out, and got me back on the road.  So
all worked out well after all.  It was after that that I started keeping
sleeping bags in the car in the winter.
                           Sondra
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