We had about 40" of wet heavy snow for Veteran's Day

[skyhook]

I call BS, there is no way you can blow snow without it blowing back toward you, no way, can't be done. I think this was all filmed on a Hollywood sound stage right next to the moon landing set

So it's a fake....I thought so too.

 

[oosik]

WOW!! An early start on winter. I have a friend that lives on the UP - - Ontonagon. Sure hope they were prepared for this.

 

[k0ua]

I only ask for one favor, please please keep it up there. If we had a snow like that down here, we would be paralyzed for a month.

 

[jgayman]

Hellish conditions inside that cab. How did you cope?

 

[5030]

I'll keep on being a troll....

 

[jerrybob]

Lots of seat time for you this winter.....stay safe.....have fun!

 

[BAP]

Glad it was you that got it and not us. I like snow, but starting off the winter with 40" on Veteran's Day is a little too much. Hope you didn't break too much of a sweat moving all that snow and that the heater stayed working.

 

[Jay4200]

Here in the central upper Peninsula of Michigan we had close to 40" of wet heavy snow making it look like mid February. I am sure it is here to stay the duration of winter.

Hah - we had the same thing 3 years ago on Halloween. Snow in October really throws one for a loop - no driveway markers installed and didn't even have my snowblower mounted up yet. Over 30" came down - everyone figured ski season would start a month early, but it was all gone a week later.

 

[DeereMann]

Well, at least you don't get the cold up there in the Yoop.

12.5 inches here in the Siberia of the Americas. *sigh*

 

[Wasted Income]

That is awesome!! I love the U.P.

Spent 5 of the best years of my life in the Keweenaw Peninsula gettin' my learn on

If I ever move back up that way, it looks like a blower and a cab tractor are a must. Looks like fun!

Saw this on FB the other day and had to laugh.