If you can make it out in back left portion of the field you can see our GA staff out there with shovels beginning to clear off the field. We got around 9 inches of snow over break. If that field is 100 yards long and 60 yards wide that is 1500 cubic yards of snow. That means that if a typical Bobcat was trying to clear that field it would take 3000 scoops running at perfect efficiency to clear. I can't wait to see if this pans out. It is pretty entertaining.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
They can't be serious
During one of my planning periods I go work in an office on the 4th floor that overlooks our soccer field. I noticed this today.
If you can make it out in back left portion of the field you can see our GA staff out there with shovels beginning to clear off the field. We got around 9 inches of snow over break. If that field is 100 yards long and 60 yards wide that is 1500 cubic yards of snow. That means that if a typical Bobcat was trying to clear that field it would take 3000 scoops running at perfect efficiency to clear. I can't wait to see if this pans out. It is pretty entertaining.
If you can make it out in back left portion of the field you can see our GA staff out there with shovels beginning to clear off the field. We got around 9 inches of snow over break. If that field is 100 yards long and 60 yards wide that is 1500 cubic yards of snow. That means that if a typical Bobcat was trying to clear that field it would take 3000 scoops running at perfect efficiency to clear. I can't wait to see if this pans out. It is pretty entertaining.
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