AMERICAN Pickers star Robbie Wolfe has revealed that he had to perform a potentially dangerous task before going to work.
Robbie, 63, is the brother of an original American Pickers star Mike Wolfe.
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On Friday, he shared a few pictures on Instagram of the aftermath of a crazy snowstorm.
The first photo showed Robbie on top of his large trailer, which was also covered in about two feet of snow.
Part of the roof of his trailer had already been cleaned off, but about two-thirds of it still needed to be cleaned.
He also shared a snapshot of his deep footprints on the roof of the trailer.
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The third picture was a selfie Robbie took as he showed off how much work still needed to be done.
The television star was on his way to California for a swap meet, but to travel he needed to clean off his trailer.
His caption read: “Heading to California next week for Turlock Swap Meet the to the Roadster Show see you there.
“First I have to dig out 22 inches of snow off the roof of my trailer. Life is grand see on the road.”
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HAPPY TRAILS
Robbie’s fans in his comment section were excited to see him at the meet in California, but they also wanted him to get there safely.
One simply said: “Be safe and have a good time.”
“I hope Mike feels really guilty right now!!! Safe travels Sir,” commented another.
A practical fan wrote: “Careful up there on the roof. Pay a young guy to do that. Or make sure you have disability insurance.”
“Dadgum that’s a lot of snow. Safe travels,” said a fourth.
BIG SNOWFALL
Last week, Robbie warned fans to be vigilant because a dangerous winter storm raged across his home state Iowa.
He has owned and operated his own landscaping company, RJ Wolfe & Sons, for over 20 years in Davenport, Iowa.
Iowa, and much of the middle parts of the country, dealt with a weekend blizzard that has brought some of the lowest temperatures in decades.
Robbie gave fans a taste of the chilly weather in a video and picture he shared online.
The video showed snow falling and piling up on roads, reducing visibility to practically nothing.
An accompanying photo featured some brave snow shovelers surveying the area.
“We got about 16 inches of snow on the ground here in Iowa and it’s below zero,” Robbie said in the caption.
Then, he strolled down memory lane with some special snow moments involving his brother.
“I remember the good old days where my brother and I would go out and shovel walks and driveways all day long in hopes to make 100.00 dollars never worried about cold,” he wrote.
“This just taught us that we needed to work hard for the things we wanted. Thanks, Mom for giving us that Love ya.”
He added one final line urging his followers to “stay safe (and) help your neighbors.”
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