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Snowy Streets
October Snow
The edge of the man made snow Sunday October 31, 2010 at Wild Mountain
Parking, explained
Ahhh so that’s how it works..
This photo was taken on Friday, May 7th, 2010 in Eveleth, MN. By midnight, there were at least 2 inches of snow accumulated on the ground.
The Icy Path
I found this icy trail when I was walking around St Louis Park last week. You had to choose between walking on ice, snow, or mud. I liked the way it curved, then led under a bridge, and over some train tracks.
Chris and I are planning on exploring some abandoned buildings this weekend. Any suggestions?
Hidden River
The holes you see in the snow reveal a river running underneath. One unique thing about Mt. Bohemia was the silence. It was nice and peaceful back here, with untouched snow, and no one else around. It’s not easy to find such things at most ski resorts.
Snow Covered Tree
While winter is quickly on it’s way out in Minneapolis, I thought I’d look back at a photo taken in the beginning of winter. Things are looking a lot different.
Tomorrow morning I’m headed out toward Mount Bohemia, MI with two other Minneapolis skiboarders for the first Midwest Meet. With 175 inches of snow this year, we’re hoping to find some good stuff. In total there will be 7 of us, some coming from as far as Maryland.
A place where snow is welcomed
I’d much rather see all of the snow in Minneapolis at Giants Ridge in northern Minnesota – where they’ve surprisingly received much less snow fall.
I guess I’m going to have to wait for the first weekend in March at Mount Bohemia for some powder riding.
More Snow for Minneapolis
I like snow. It makes things look so nice and bright. I don’t like driving in it. It’s crazy what a mess even an inch of snow can make in a big city. Driving in rush hour traffic everyday gets even more nasty when there are a few fresh inches on the ground. I haven’t had too bad of luck – just one really bad drive home when it took me over an hour to drive 12 miles from work back home. The snow is much more enjoyable on the hills than on the roads.