Workshop in the .........Snow!
I traveled the 1400 miles up I 75 from Gainesville Florida to the Upper Peninsula to take in the rifle and muzzleloading deer hunting seasons, and to do a little woodworking if possible. When I arrived at Manistique I was caught in a snowstorm in near "white out" conditions. The next morning greeted us with a foot of snow on the ground. However, "mother" Superior was not done with us. Lake Superior stays at around 45 degrees year round and never freezes over. When a cold blast of Artic air sweeps over the lake it picks up moisture and dumps it on us, almost daily, in the form of snow - usually large powery flakes - great for snowmobiles and skiiers. After shoveling my way to the ...
