This is what it's like in U.P. MI -Big Snow!!!

[Tom at BV]

This is the depth of snow in Nortern U.P. of MI. Average snow depth is about 300 inches per year. My son went to college @ Michigan Tech in Hancock MI and all they learned to do during the winter is drink cold beer. Somehow he became an engineer.

Tom

 

[sunspotbaby]

No way could i drive that! That is a road?

 

[Miss Critter]

Good lord! Is that a vehicle back there? How high are those walls?

 

[DD]

Lord have mercy.

 

[Kurt]

UP == Upper Peninsula? Michigan?

Incredible proof that man is an amazingly adaptable creature, able to survive in any environment. Or that he is an idiot.

 

[bluecat]

Scary!,looks like a place for a detour sign.

 

[Tom at BV]

This is the depth of snow in Nortern U.P. of MI. Average snow depth is about 300 inches per year. My son went to college @ Michigan Tech in Hancock MI and all they learned to do during the winter is drink cold beer. Somehow he became an engineer.

Tom

More reasons to like SoWal weather.
It's a problem when you let the dog out to do his duty:shock:

Tom

 

[Lynnie]

FTLOC~~~~~
Bless your hearts!!

 

[Beauty hunter]

It's pretty in pictures, but that's a bit scary.
That would be a tale of survival in everyday life!
I'm amazed, how in the world do you live there.
Siberia in America.
Everyday stories?

 

[Miss Critter]

Surprisingly, this place did not make anyone's list of second-choice places on the "if you couldn't/didn't live in sowal. . . " thread.