Martin(Qc)
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Here is Lucky luke training for an other season of snow banks snorkling
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Canadian winter fun:buds:
- Thread starter Martin(Qc)
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Gulf Hunter
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I'm going into my third year as a 
Canadian living in Bermuda and I had forgotten what great fun it can be to get out in the snow with a mask and fins.
I can't believe where the time has gone, I sure do miss a nice spin through the snowbanks especially when it is new snow and you can really see some kewl stuff. I came across a family of grey squirrels once, all cuddled up together in a hollow log under the snow, really peaceful
. That was a great season for snow snorkelling as the base was over 9 feet with banks to 14 feet, really, just perfect conditions for our other national sport. (right after drinking real beer and playing hockey)
Well gotta put on my sandals and shorts, then head off to work. Enjoy what is left of the snow snorkelling season and remember to keep an eye out for those big snowsharks, you can't miss them as they have a flashing blue light and a large black plow on the front.
Kewl,
BDA
Canadian living in Bermuda and I had forgotten what great fun it can be to get out in the snow with a mask and fins. I can't believe where the time has gone, I sure do miss a nice spin through the snowbanks especially when it is new snow and you can really see some kewl stuff. I came across a family of grey squirrels once, all cuddled up together in a hollow log under the snow, really peaceful. That was a great season for snow snorkelling as the base was over 9 feet with banks to 14 feet, really, just perfect conditions for our other national sport. (right after drinking real beer and playing hockey)Well gotta put on my sandals and shorts, then head off to work. Enjoy what is left of the snow snorkelling season and remember to keep an eye out for those big snowsharks, you can't miss them as they have a flashing blue light and a large black plow on the front.
Kewl,
BDA
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