Bryan is packing up the Alaskan Mill, and stuff for finishing Windy Pond Line Cabin. He will install the new window, make a table and bunk beads, cupboards and kitchen area.
The window is secured on top of the plywood.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Window on back of "Miss Piggy" going to Linecabin.
Bryan is packing up the Alaskan Mill, and stuff for finishing Windy Pond Line Cabin. He will install the new window, make a table and bunk beads, cupboards and kitchen area.
The window is secured on top of the plywood.
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I always wondered why you call your SWT Miss Piggy, now I know. You only have the 550 in your machine and mine has the 800 four stroke. It has lots of power and is really good on gas. 109km. to the cabin and my machine burns around 5 gal. of gas, that is pulling a fully loaded skimmer through powder snow.
You do have a lot of snow there!
Have you hear about the year old SBX calls?
A trapper in northern BC south of you heard a conversation he made on the SBX radio over a year earlier. He said he was so surprised that he started shivering- he needed hot coffee and a quilt to warm himself up.
Apparently its pretty rare but the radio signal may have gone deep into space and bounced back off a planet or meteor shower. Its incredibly rare but can happen. I can try and find the day the article was in the paper if you would find it interesting.
So you have 18"-24" on the ground now? That is good. Glad you haven't had the rain we've had. Poor little Ishi looks like she's saying, "But Mom,.....WHY?" Anonymous, please send us the link to that story.
No messing about Bryan&Vikki you just get the job done even with masses of snow. No snow here, guy's just wind and lots of damage take care trappers :)
That article about the SBX might have been published on April 1st.
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