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A dusting to the Keweenaw Peninsula in the Banana belt here in the Lake Linden, Hubbell & Tamarack City area however, up on the hill in the Calumet Laurium area the grassy areas are white with an inch or so. This will be short lived as temps are suppose to rise to the 50's by this week-end &...

Ariens. The one & only model was the Ariens Arrow 300. These were actually produced by Skiroule Ltd in Quebec Canada for Ariens Co. in Brillion WI. John Deere was mfg in Horicon Wisconsin from 1972 to 1984 but the snowmobile business was sold to Polaris between 1982 & 1983.

I believe you are right, Ski Doo came about as a result of a misprint in their brochure which resulted in changing the name.

Nice! Nothing like making chores easier & more comfortable.(y)

That is an amazing collection of vintage sleds & parts. He had an eye for collectibles.

WOW is right! That looks awesome. Really like the hood, nice job.

My apologies, I was multi-tasking & didn't give it a thought until it was too late. Hope your day was a good one.

Very nice that you all could attend this well deserved award. I'm sure it meant the world to Nora & Grace as well. I hope they are doing well.

Same situation here in the Kee as well. Measured just shy of 3/4" inch of rainfall & we could use some more steady all day rain. Now it will be time to start moving leaves this weekend with some warmer temps expected. Yay!

Perhaps many are suspect of another lean snow season due to the Old Farmers Almanac "forecast" of the winter of 2024-2025 to not be as cold as usual & snowfall expected to be below average in the Upper Midwest.

Happy Birthday boys! Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🎂🍻🍻

Happy Birthday! Must not have indicated your birthday on your site information which brings up today's birthdays. Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

You don't see too many days like that in October very often. Beautiful.

Happy Birthday! Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy!🎂🍻

Or companies will pull out of the state entirely due to excessive losses which has been the case with many carriers in recent years. I guess you have to really love it to stay there based on being able to afford to cover yourself or not.

Make sure to hit 41 either on your way up or way back. That color covered ride is always sweet whether your on a bike or in a vehicle. Enjoy & safe travels.

Like Gary said, you were awfully lucky to get that home without a serious mishap. Glad it all worked out for a safe trip. Keeping the trailer clean is the key that's for sure, not to mention parked out of the grass.

You won't be past peak on Saturday, there is a lot of green mixed in yet. The color should hang on for a while, barring any huge winds. IMO, colors seem a tad muted due to lack of precip not to mention lack of cooler temps, but still a beautiful display. Enjoy!

Continued dry here with extreme fire danger. Winds have been strong & steady since yesterday drying things out further. We also have been rain starved for most of the summer but exceptionally dry for the last month +. We need a long steady soaking rain for a few days.

Wow! What a transformation. Nice touch!