Years back when I was working outdoors as a framing carpenter there would be solid weeks of -18 to -20F and the lakes would have at least 25" of ice over them, so far this year the lakes are still open, no ice at all, only a few shallow ponds have a skim on them.
Guess it is igloo land up there ! Sure hope that chit don't come down here !!!
Yep back in 77/78 we had two weeks in mid Dec and two weeks in Feb of -20 degrees night tyme and -4/5 degrees in the heat of the day........I was cutting saw logs and pulp and 25 cord or so for personal use in my cabin and the MIL's old farm house up on the ridge. BRRR.
I'll share John.....if you need to keep your water cold for free.....
Temps were much colder back then, I was driving my 64Chevy 1/2 ton up the lake where our camp is and met a 57 Chev tandem loaded with logs piled 3 -4 feet above the cab roof, it was an old side loader type that belonged to our local mill, the ice was 4' thick just about everywhere all over that lake. The ocean was froze out as far as Jeddore Rock lighthouse, some cold I tells ya.Here it is last of January and its +5C here with spinach still growing in the garden, grass is still green.
I think there is really something to that. We were often told in grade school that our Province would eventually become the Florida of the North.
Put your blades on and give er.
it was me. enjoy.
Who hasn’t…..
Question is, dry or other?
Dam important question……and you know who is the first to know!!!!
Ayup.
Never trust a fart, you heard it here first!
Yep.
Skidmarks are us!
