Plow truck

It started as any normal post-blizzard morning in Maine usually does. Tossed on the ol' Bean boots, a pair of Cah-Hahts, and climbed into the cab of the 1-ton Cummins to go push some snow around.

Admittedly I am not the sharpest knife in the block. Nope, certainly not the brightest bulb in the box nor the most useful tool in the shed. I am none of those things. Though, every once in a while, I have a stroke of genius. Ever since I bought my Ram 3500 Crew Cab, I've had a bit of trouble fitting it into the garage...

At this time, no description of the truck or driver is available. So keep your eyes peeled

Not even old enough to have a 'regular' driver's license, 15-year-old Garrison Leeman, a freshman at Erskine Academy, has a special license that allows him to drive for work and to and from school. It's pretty safe to say that he's youngest contracted plow truck driver in the state of Maine...

Visibility could be close to 0 at times and winds gusting to near 50 mph. That means travel could not only suck, it could be darn near impossible.