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Thank you! I couldn’t fit every trip into this short 😅 It was a great year outdoors 🫶 Happy New Year!

Sure! With pleasure 😄

Hello! Thank you so much! And we found it just while walking around the city of Ottawa

Oh yeah, literally freezing 🥶 😃

Yes! We spent a day in Ottawa, great city but we were freezing there 😂

@ I used always to visit Hogs Back. Great place!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I enjoyed this experience of grooming fat bike trails a lot! ❄️

Hello! Yes, I was trying to go live for the first time 😅 I liked the moment so much that I wanted to share right away! Thanks for watching, I appreciate it 🫶

@ Your welcome! I appreciate you!❤️

Great community is like a family indeed 😉 Thanks for subscribing, did same with pleasure 🤝

@Shusts_in_Canada thanks and have a great holiday!!!

Thanks! Happy holidays! ✨

Thank you so much for support! Favour returned 🤝

Absolutely! And a great feeling that we were doing something good for the community 🤝☺️

Thanks for watching and commenting! We are always so thankful for the community we have here 🤗

@@Shusts_in_Canada Yes thank you as well!😊

A fellow Sault Ste. Marie person I meant to say 😂

I still don’t get what you mean but thanks for commenting 😂😅😄

I live in the Sault Ste Marie

@ oh wow! That’s cool! So you witnessed that snowstorm as well ❄️ We moved to Soo just a year ago 😊

Hello! How do you like such driving conditions? 😅

@ It is a skill most southerners don’t have. They are impatient and in a hurry. Slow and steady always wins the race. Most years we get a little snow from December through March, but it can be measured in just inches. In March 1993 we had a blizzard of just over 3 feet and lost electricity for a week. Hardly anyone could dig out . We were paralyzed. The south is not equipped for such winters. Anyways I hope you are doing well and stay warm and safe. May God Bless you my friends!!!🙂❤️✝️

@ oh wow! Thanks for sharing these memories! Everything seems difficult when you have no experience

Thank you so much my friend! I appreciate your time and kind words 🫶

Yes, indeed ❄️🤩

Thank you so much for your kind comment Catherine🫶That's awesome you're thinking about trying snowshoeing, it's such a great way to explore the winter wonderland! Just take the “old” one if you have a chance, they are game changers!

@ I noticed you were using the authentic “old” ones and wondered why, but if you say they make for a better experience, I’ll keep that in mind. Thank you Lana!

@TheQuébecCityDiaries We have a modern version of snowshoes and tried them last winder - we were so disappointed and didn’t get the sense of them as you weee still deep under the snow 😅 And this time my friend gave me these ones (they are about 80 years old!) and they changed my mind about snowshoeing 🤩 Yes, highly recommend for deep snow 👌

@ That’s incredible - 80 years old?! 😮That shows what excellent quality they are and how good the craftsmanship is to last that long!

Hello friends! Thanks for watching and commenting 🫶 Right now in Sault Ste Marie On is more than 1 meter deep!

Thanks for you opinion, but I would disagree 🤭

You're right, it's chilly, but worth it for those views! 😄

I love hearing about your local snowshoeing adventures! The Voyageur Trail is truly magical in the winter as well, I was impressed by its beautiful colours in fall. Hope to see you on the trails, we are going to snowshoe Dec14 as well 😊

Flatter? No way, I don’t even have this word in my vocabulary 🤣 Thanks for this adventure, and for your comment 😊 See you next time!

This was incredible indeed 🤩 thank you for watching and commenting 🫶

Thank you so much! I am mesmerised by this beauty each time 🤩

Thank you so much for watching🫶

Thank you! I am so lucky to catch the moment 🤩

Absolutely! I could sit there until I freeze 😅

It's a magical time of year, isn't it? ❄️

Yeah, looks amazing, but digging it out was tough 😅

@Shusts_in_Canada ha. Fair

Thanks, we enjoyed the sunset too! 🤩

Hello! Yes - winter wonderland- that’s how I feel about it! ❄️

Wow, what a cool story! It's great to hear about someone's personal connection to such a beautiful place. Thanks for watching 🫶

When the tour train headed back to the soo we would have the park to ourselves (crew of 5 or 6 at any one time) Finish work at 4ish ,clean up eat and then sit out and watch the agawa river flow by . The most amazing night skies, no lights for miles

@stevel5771 sounds like my dream job 🤩 how many summers did you spend like this? Or winters as well (winter wonderland tour train)?

I did one extended summer season up there, just out of forestry college

Thanks so much for watching! The train trip is really something special, and I’m so happy you decided to join in. 🫶

Actually it was just around 23F 😄 and our Bronco is covered by the fresh snow again😂

@@Shusts_in_Canada Anything below 90 degrees is cold in my book. LOL Oh, no! You have had a ton of snow.

@ lol don’t come to northern Ontario between October and June 🤣🤣🤣