Having some fun in the snow

skidoodragon

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Taking the relatives out for a spin.
 

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skidoodragon

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Couple more , wife's first time at the Mass bluff. Snowing pretty hard, we could barly see the town.
 

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kevisip

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Awesome pics of the view. Nice sled. Do the graphics/stickers come with the sled, or
aftermarket. Looks sweet.
 

fotoman1261

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The last picture of that river valley where is that exactly? Do you know if the river stays open all year? Is there easy access by foot? Looking to take some photos of this type of scenery. Don't have access or money to rent a sled. Thank you for your reply and help.
 

skidoodragon

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Reporting from S.C.
If I had a Atlas infront of me I could tell you exactly were it is. I know it's east of Bruces Crossing. Yes you can get there by car I belive.
 

frnash

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The last picture of that river valley where is that exactly?

If I know it's east of Bruces Crossing. Yes you can get there by car I belive.

If I had to guess I'd say Agate Falls, or perhaps looking upstream (Did I say that?¹ Correction, that would be downstream, i.e. north!) from the sled trail (old railroad bridge) there. (About 7 miles east of Bruce Crossing, 3.5 miles east of Paynesville on hwy M-28)

(¹ I woke up in the middle of the night with a flashback to this post: "Did I say upstream?". As well as I know the neighborhood, I am often plagued by an erroneous mental image of the Middle Branch flowing south through here, and at Bond falls as well. An utterly crazy notion, as of course the Ontonagon River does flow north to empty into Lake Superior at Ontonagon.)
 
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