Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:01 am
We're in for 10-16"! I'll post totals as soon as i get out of the plow truck and the Tucker- that could be Friday. ( I can only hope! ):rolleyes:
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:37 am
[QUOTE=RVR RNR;17716]We're in for 10-16"! I'll post totals as soon as i get out of the plow truck and the Tucker- that could be Friday. ( I can only hope! ):rolleyes:[/QUOTE]Awesome... Keep us posted!
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:14 am
8" - 14" here in the Plymouth area. I hope Forest county gets more than 6". I would rather you guys get it than us! We have several trips planed for your area. Good luck to all and Merry Christmas!
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 8:53 am
[QUOTE=I Doo;17718]I would rather you guys get it than us! We have several trips planed for your area.[/QUOTE]
I agree! While I would love to have great snow to ride near home, I would still prefer for the northern counties (Oconto/Forest/Florence/Marinette) to fill in first, as I'm hoping to get up to the cottage in CL on the 28th! That said, I DO want to ride near home .... sadly, though, this isn't the 70's anymore where the entire state was buired in 5' of snow from the beginning of December until the end of March. (Or maybe it just seemed that way because I was a little kid
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I agree! While I would love to have great snow to ride near home, I would still prefer for the northern counties (Oconto/Forest/Florence/Marinette) to fill in first, as I'm hoping to get up to the cottage in CL on the 28th! That said, I DO want to ride near home .... sadly, though, this isn't the 70's anymore where the entire state was buired in 5' of snow from the beginning of December until the end of March. (Or maybe it just seemed that way because I was a little kid
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Bring it ON!!!
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 9:36 pm
Back in the 70s when my kids were little there were some winters when the snow piled up so high, we could walk on the garage roof (to shovel the snow off) 
Could've parked my sled up there like The Valley Inn in Townsend! :biggrin: When I was a kid, I can only remember having to walk uphill to school [U]ONE[/U] way......... Both ways would've been tough! Out here in New Berlin when my daughters were teens, some of their friends would come over on snowmobiles - now that was a few seasons ago. Waukesha county is usually the last place in Wisconsin that gets any decent snow, however, as long as we get alot upnort life is good......! :sledder: :taz::taz: :cheers:
Could've parked my sled up there like The Valley Inn in Townsend! :biggrin: When I was a kid, I can only remember having to walk uphill to school [U]ONE[/U] way......... Both ways would've been tough! Out here in New Berlin when my daughters were teens, some of their friends would come over on snowmobiles - now that was a few seasons ago. Waukesha county is usually the last place in Wisconsin that gets any decent snow, however, as long as we get alot upnort life is good......! :sledder: :taz::taz: :cheers:Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 7:15 am
When I was a little kid it seemed the snow was always up to my knees...
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 7:24 am
[QUOTE=Pat1]When I was a little kid it seemed the snow was always up to my knees... [/QUOTE]Wouldn't it be great to be like that kid again? :thebomb: