Weather: Colder with a bit of snow in the forecast
Trail Conditions: Ok to bad but cold is coming
With Christmas 2014 in the books I guess snowmobile season officially starts today.
Usually right after Christmas is when we start seeing tons of sleds. We are off to a
rocky start and only Mother Nature will control our trail conditions from here on out.
The next week and a half looks promising cold and snow wise. I know all of you would
like to see us just get dumped on but we need cold and an inch or two a day, and that is
what is forecasted. Traffic on the other hand will come into play. With most of
Wisconsin and Minnesota with no snow I think people will be headed to the UP.
So with all the bullshit that I wrote above I think conditions will improve as we move
ahead. For now I don’t have specific information, but as I talk to sledders the next few
days I will relay it back to you.
A husband went to the sheriff’s department to report that
his wife was missing:
Husband : – My wife is missing. She went shopping
yesterday and has not come home.
Sergeant : – What is her height?
Husband: – Gee, I’m not sure. A little over five
feet tall.
Sergeant : – Weight?
Husband: – Don’t know. Not slim, not really
fat.
Sergeant : – Color of eyes?
Husband : – Never noticed. Blue, I think.
Sergeant : – Color of hair?
Husband : – Changes a couple times a year . … .
maybe reddish.
Sergeant : – What was she wearing?
Husband: – Could have been a skirt or shorts. I
don’t remember exactly.
Sergeant : – What kind of car did she go in?
Husband : – She went in my truck.
Sergeant : – What kind of truck was it?
Husband : – Brand new 2014 Ford F150 King Ranch 4
X4 with 5.0L V8 engine special ordered with manual transmission. It has a
custom matching white cover for the bed. Custom leather seats, DVD with
Navigation, 21 channel CB radio, 6 cup holders, 4 power outlets, custom “Bubba”
floor mats, trailering package with gold hitch. Put on special alloy wheels and
off road Michelin’s. Wife put a small scratch on the drivers door.
The Sergeant took notes in detail.
At this point the husband started tearing up.
Sergeant: – Don’t worry…….We’ll find your
truck.
