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Well, after five days of storms in Them Thar Hills, and the promise of sunshine today ... I decided to head up & play in the snow :hurrayc: ....... HOLY MOLY !! ........ There's no freak'in bottom to it !! :shock2:

I got two miles from the truck & spent the next hour or so gett'in my daily exercise ... DANG !!! :wiggle:

In the video, at the 1:02 minute mark, watch how I almost get stuck right there ... it was like that all day .... BUT I HAD A BLAST !!!

And as you'll also see in the video, I get out into an area WITH NO TRACKS !!! :partyc: ... I'm really not sure where all the sledders where, cause there was lots of'em out today !! ... and you could tell they were hav'in a heck of time in this bottomless snow too !!

Anyway guys ... Hope ya enjoy the short, but sweet vid !! :cheer: .......... WHAT ?? :wasntme:

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