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Snow storm in the city. I let the little one out, and almost lost him in the process, lol.

We got some too....

The older I get, the less I like snow. Always hated ice storms.

Love the pics!

Snow is part of life our north woods of Wisconsin. In fact, it's a big part of our winter economy. We love it. It's playtime for us. I ride my snow bikes, every day, right outside my door, on trails I clear on my own.

Star, our Border Collie is my constant trail companion. She knows the trails as well as I do.

Snow would be cool, it should be about 85 here today again................

Range roper, your photos are breathtaking!
We have more snow coming in the next couple of days...

Yup, just spent 3 hrs clearing snow this morning. Driveway, around the buildings and corrals. It was drifting with the 40 mph wind. About -12f right now.

Wow, beautiful pictures. I have to be honest though, I am not envious. The pictures that you gentlemen and ladies are taking is enough for me. Thanks.

RR has all the cool stuff. But he gets more snow in 24 hours than we get all winter. I think if I was where he was Id need to own a D-6 dozer to clear all that snow. I havent found a snow shovel yet that fits my hands very well.

I just have a big 'ol snow blower. And a shovel. Snow coming tomorrow again, might warm up a bit this week. 8f right now.

I'm blessed to work two blocks away. I didn't want to lose my parking spot.

Downtown Lundbreck Alberta at rush hour.

This "town" is where we pick up our mail. About 10 minutes from home. Hasn't changed much since the 1800's. This was before the last big snow this weekend.

It looks like you are not far from old man river. Do you get over there? Looks like it might be some fun water.

Oldman River is just north of here. Pushed lots of cows across it over the years.

From time to time I miss the snow. Gets in the way though!

Great pictures!

Cate

Wait RR that cant be a real town it doesn't have a Subway there.

RanchRoper wrote:Downtown Lundbreck Alberta at rush hour.

This "town" is where we pick up our mail. About 10 minutes from home. Hasn't changed much since the 1800's. This was before the last big snow this weekend.

What's that new fangled horseless carriage doin there? And where is the hitching post?

BigAl52 wrote:Wait RR that cant be a real town it doesn't have a Subway there.

No traffic light either, I don't even see a stop sign.

I see they have pizza though