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Snow banks are getting tall, my little snow blower is keeping up.
I can't wait for lake Michigan to freeze over, so the lake affect snow stops .
 

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No snow here yet, but when it does come, it would be real nice of
you to stop by with that snow blower. My driveway is about as long
as yours. :icon_thumright:
 
The big inland lakes are froze over early, Elk, Torch.. It's been a few years since that happened.
I'd like to go out ice fishing, but lots of snow makes it tough.
I don't have a snowmobile, there hasn't been this much snow for a few winters..
The deer are probably struggling, the last time they froze out was 2014. We lost a lot that cold winter.
The herd was coming back, hope they make it but might not be anything to hunt next fall..
 
One of my Sons live in Allegan Michigan. He told me last week he had about 18 inches in his yard, He lives about 30 miles west of Lake Michigan
 

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