Snowball

Sorry Lew Regards, Snowball

Post a picture of the map. Perhaps someone can identify it, if they see its location. Regards, Snowball

Baked Beans (Traditional) Good old-fashioned baked beans without soaking ahead of time 1 lb. dried small white beans , rinsed 41/2 cups water ½ cup molasses ½ cup brown sugar 1 onion , chopped ½ pound raw bacon , sliced into small pieces 2 tablespoons Dijon-style mustard ½ teaspoon salt 1/3 cup ketchup ½ teaspoon liquid smoke In slow-cooker , combine all ingredients. Cover and cook on LOW , 13 to 14 hours , stirring occasionally , if possible. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Enjoy! Regards, Snowball

Here is one "north" of Thunder Bay,Ontario: http://www.guardianeagle.com/maps.htm Regards, Snowball

I took this picture in 2005 while fishing at Jordan Lake,525 miles north of Winnipeg Regards, Snowball

Check out this site. Even has some video coverage. http://www.fishontario.com/skills/filletin...3256&page=1 Regards, Snowball

Check out this article: http://www.ontariofishing.net/news/july2006-2.html Regards, Snowball

Here (apparently) is what happens in Thunder Bay: Thunder Bay Harbour - Winter The Thunder Bay Harbour commission will allow the harbour ice to be used for limited number of events each winter, subject to the condition of the ice. Permission to use the harbour ice will only be given to events that either provide an economic benefit to the City of Thunder Bay through tourism revenue, or appeal to a broad segment of the population. Any individual or organization wishing to hold an event on the harbour ice is required to: * Make a request in writing to the Manager, Tourism Division. * Applications must be submitted by September 30th of each year for review. * The use of city property to access the ice surface is subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the Rules and Regulations Governing Access to the Harbour Ice. * Contact the Tourism Division at 625-3231 for more information. Regards, Snowball

Check this site for the 2 hook rig: http://www.fishingkites.co.nz/fishingknots...hing_knots.html (goto bottom of the page) Regards, Snowball

This looks quite simple: Click on the picture to view video. Regards, Snowball

You may find this site to be helpful: http://www.walleyesinc.com/walleyeinc3/howtotie.html Regards, Snowball

In the Windows Movie maker click on "Tasks", then go to 2 Edit Movie and click on "View video effects" It should look like this: Regards, Snowball

Check out this site! Regards, Snowball