It was another absolutely beautiful day today (other than the usual winter temperatures of the mid-20s... but we are very used to that now). Before we left base this morning to go exploring to see some new places, we went by the storage lot where people keep all their recreational toys (ie: RV campers, boats, ATVs, & snowmachines). Brian wanted to see what the "damage" was with our 4-wheeler and to assess how much work it was going to be to dig her out.
This is what we found:
Please, please, please notice how deep the snow is on the RV camper that is parked to the right of our 4-wheeler & trailor. And of course, all you can see of ours is the spare tire which is mounted on the front of the trailor. Crazy deep, right?
No. This is crazy.
Brian deciding that it needed to be dug out today.
I'm not sure how long it took him... but I know he was gone awhile.
Now all we need is the rest of the snow to melt (or OutDoor Rec to come and plow the inlet to our parking space) and the snowmachines to get off the trails and we can have us some FUN!
1 comment:
I showed my Texas kids these pictures & they were amazed!!! They are not likely to see that kind of snow any time soon!!
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