Pond Boss Forums GENERAL QUESTIONS Pond Boss Jack frost was here again this morning.

Beautiful:
JKB, are you interested in joining the Michigan Lakes & Streams organization. It is only $35 per year, you get a magazine and an annual conference and a regional conference. That Muskegon River flows to Lake Michigan doesn't it? They are trying to get new members. I'm trying to get my friend who moved to the Norton Shores development on Black Lake to join.

I get a kick out of the dog in the above pictures. Anyone notice kids love playing in water and dogs love playing in snow?

My dog who's breed originally comes from northern snow areas of Japan is right at home in the snow. She would stay out there for hours if I let her.

She does love the snow. She'll fetch in any scenario, but it's hilarious watching her go nuts in the snow. I'll have to get it on video some time. It's pretty fun to watch.

These photos were taken on the Bellwood Subdivision, between Seward and David City, Nebraska on the BNSF RR. Seward is about 25 miles west of Lincoln , on the Ravenna Sub. A few blizzards and sub zero temperatures coupled with moderate winds made for a beautiful, but, flash frozen environment. A freight train was snowed in at David City and a rotary snow plow was sent to clear the track of drifts that varied from 6ft or less up to 12ft in spots!! The photos were taken on Jan. 8th through Jan. 10th.

EXCELLENT SEQUENCE, Omaha. Very cool.

Now THAT'S what I call a snow thrower.

But in a few years they won't be needed.

But in a few years they won't be needed. [/quote]

AP, why is that?
(i'm that kid in school that says, go ahead and throw that eraser,
Mrs Krabotnull isn't looking)

If I told you why Mrs. Krabotnull would send me to the VICE principles office.

Very cool photos! Thanks for posting them.

We had to snow blow the roof of our warehouse the other day. It was crazy. They had to use the forklift to get the guys and snowblower up there first, then managed to inadvertently bury the forklift with the snow they were throwing off the roof. And enormous, I'm talking man size, pieces of ice they were chipping off.

I'm guessing the low man on the totem pole got that job.

Personally, I would have loved that job. But I'm a little nuts. You're right though. Two of the newer guys got to take that on.

Thanks for the pics. A friend is a train buff and I'll send him the link.

I tried to find an actual like to the pics and story, but couldn't find one. Was trying to avoid posting all those pictures.

Here's the video.

starts with one pull

Some details...

Only with your massive forearms.

Don't tell Sunil...he might go off and get all McGwired.