Yet another beautiful morning in Maine.
Wishing I had a driver’s window and maybe some heat…..
Starting to loose space for all the snow we have now….the snow banks are over 6 feet tall (I look up at them when I plow), 10 to 15 feet deep and about 200 linear feet long….going to be one muddy spring.
You guys took all our snow this year... we only have a bit over 2' of snow .. normally we have over 6' by now... but with lack of snow we have very thick ice this year... ice fishing is awesome ... just have to stay warm at -50 c
SNOW? Is that the white stuff that falls from the sky in winter where you live.
82 degrees here today and not a cloud in the sky. LOL
Had to change to shorts and T-shirt to keep from getting all sweaty.
Jerry
It’s interesting I travel to Nova Scotia from time to time. They have just not had the snow there this year like they have in the past. I guess Maine is getting their quota.
Cal_Gary wrote:63 degrees here in Salt Lake today-going to put my snow blower away for the season.
Gary
That will make it snow for certain.
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Here is my other M37 after it makes the cold pilgrimage to the US National Toboggan Championships this past weekend. That’s one of my team member checking out the hardware was have won over the years. This year we came home with Second Place in the Two Man division and Third in the Worlds. Not too shabby. Fun to race with a bunch of friends down a 400 foot chute at 40 mph onto a pond of snow and ice – even if it is mind numbing cold.
A few years ago I would drive the Dodge to the event, but given the road salt and the fact the school bus often passes me along the way, not to mention the cold, and lack of heat – I now have it towed on a flatbed. So much easier and less stressful, worth every penny.
jjefferson wrote:Here is my other M37 after it makes the cold pilgrimage to the US National Toboggan Championships this past weekend. That’s one of my team member checking out the hardware was have won over the years. This year we came home with Second Place in the Two Man division and Third in the Worlds. Not too shabby. Fun to race with a bunch of friends down a 400 foot chute at 40 mph onto a pond of snow and ice – even if it is mind numbing cold.
A few years ago I would drive the Dodge to the event, but given the road salt and the fact the school bus often passes me along the way, not to mention the cold, and lack of heat – I now have it towed on a flatbed. So much easier and less stressful, worth every penny.
Jim
Congratulations Jim, and the M37 looks good with a light dusting of snow on it.
Bert
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wow u feel bad for u guys back east,never have been there in the winter,i am from Sonoma county next to napa valley,i have not seen snow here (not even a flake) since my son was 5 years old and he is 31 now.When we did have snow it was an unmeasurable amount ,mayhbe 1/4 inch,still do not own a snow shovel.LOL.it looks too cold out there to me,but I love the snow plow.thanks for the pics.it looks beautiful there.thanksJack
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Its just a walk in the park.
That will make it snow for certain.
