Seen here is a snowmobile trail just the down the road a bit. I won't be riding this trail this week on a snow machine, but many will. Those that do around here, and there are many, will be in snow heaven. There will be Ski-doos, Polarises and Arctic Cats and other snow machines traveling over the thousands of miles of trails state-wide for the rest of the winter. The dealership closest on Route 25 usually has a sign that reads "Think Snow". I'll subscribe to the our local greenhouse on the same stretch of highway that competes with their sign that reads "Think Spring".
How about you?
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l like winter. It's the cold I could live without. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose snowmobiles have plenty to work with in your neck of the woods. I can't even imagine that amount of snow you've been hammered with.
ReplyDeleteStill too soon for spring, Birdman. But it would be nice if it would stop snowing so much at one time.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking spring. We have several inches of snow this morning and it keeps on coming down. Unusual for us.
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect for some cross country skiing.
ReplyDeletemy family in wis were big snowmobilers in the day.
ReplyDeleteSpring must be sounding good right now Birdman.. like autumn is to me :)
ReplyDeleteI tried snowmobiling once - too cold and too noisy. I'd much rather cross-country ski. Waiting for spring though!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I know about snowmobiles is that they are quite noisy, and I don't like that...
ReplyDeleteI'd prefer mushing.
ReplyDeleteCan I trust that arrow?
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like too many people are thinking snow in your neck of the woods these days.
ReplyDeleteThere's quite a network of snowmobile trails here in my province. I haven't been on one of those machines in a long time.
ReplyDeleteBreak out the snow shoes.
ReplyDeleteBirdman, I saw a snow map last night that said Portland was bearing the brunt of the latest storm. Poor Birdman and Elenka.
ReplyDeleteYou want my map? Sorry, it is proprietary. But, I don't mind suggesting that you be sure to visit on Monday when the lovely Valerie will be featured.
Snowmobiling is also a popular passtime in Canada. I never got into it though...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a spammer made it through, Birdman.
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