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Twas the night before Xmas and all 'cross the ice, The walleye were biting, Soooo very nice!

I wear a thin polypropylene liner sock with merino wool over sock. For boots I have US military boots. Feet are never cold even @ -40

I bought a 1980 Camaro once. Biģest POS I've ever seen. I'm sure the engineers that designed it were retarded monkeys!!! That's the only Chevy I've ever owned and was enough to avoid any and all Chevy's like they are Aids carriers!!!!!!

Ford(s)...I've owned two and both were brutal. Windstar and Exploder. Until I read Lew's post about his F150 I still thought the Ford P/U's and the Mustang were the only two Ford's worth owning. I guess that list can be cut in half lol. I used to laugh every time I drove past the Ford plant in Oakville and saw a couple lights out on the big Windstar sign! I wrote customer service an email to tell them they could have the ones on my instrument panel - they're never off!!

Best way to work off a few xmas calories.

The only thing you can be sure of is that sooner or later everything breaks down. Mfgrs make most of their money from repairs.

So far no Toyota’s 😂

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The NHL is becoming a league full of snowflakes and powder puffs.

Took a break from working on Sally and started building a bobsled or my smitty on roids. LOL It's based on the design of an old horse drawn sled; that the loggers used back in the day. The front & rear skies will turn via a set of pivots below the deck. The cross chains you see in the schematic; makes for front & rear steering. As you would turn to the right, the front skies follow right; but rear skies would turn out left. Allowing both sets of skies to follow the same arch and not be dragged sideways on a sharp turn. I've got the ski and ski frame welded up and the 5X8 foot deck frame. Still need to install the turntables (pivoits) and the draw bar. Once that's done, I'll get my brother in-law out here to build the wooden enclosure, on top of the deck frame. This last pic shows the approx position of the turn tables. Two plates for each set of skies. One plate welded to the ski frame and the other to the deck frame. Then the two plates bolted together, in the center with a single 1 inch (diam) bolt. Also found a 4X8 sheet of 3/4" thick puck board (Kijiji) that I'll cut four 3" strips from and attach them to the bottom of the skies. I know it looks heavy; but with the beating this thing will get; anything lighter (smaller) than 1" tubing would be junk first trip out. Dan.

He apologized so it's all okay now....that's how it works in this country right???

Looks like great time!

Very cool The yurt looks awesome

58 F here in Grimsby, took the outdoor lights and decorations down, get'em while the gettins good 👍

Thanks man!

Flip hut and a buddy heater. It,s what works for me. LOL I would of said Red Head socks, but their new line is crap. I stood in 6" of river water yesterday with my new NATS. Never felt the cold at all . This from a guy that gets cold feet easy..