@@LifeintheUP Have you ever seen a very dry powdery snow there in the UP that is granular, almost like flour and you can't even feel it if you pick it up with your hand. If you blow on your car windsheild, it just blows right off.
Live in the lower Peninsula Have traveled through the UP 30 times. Lived in North Dakota. Even NORTH DAKOTA is easier to live in than the UP. Can't match the natural beauty of the UP. Can't match the mosquitoes and snowfall either. Considered living in the UP but I'm not that committed
@@LifeintheUP North of the Lansing, Grand Rapids, Midland line is really no man's land, the least discovered part of the state. The northern lower peninsula is least explored and visited outside Lake Michigan shore
Love the way the trees look while covered with snow.
Me too! Plus, t he temperature was not so cold as to make me want to stay indoors.
@@LifeintheUP Have you ever seen a very dry powdery snow there in the UP that is granular, almost like flour and you can't even feel it if you pick it up with your hand. If you blow on your car windsheild, it just blows right off.
Yes, I have seen that light powdery snow. Snow is fascinating...there are so many variations.
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Thank you.
Where are you at in the Yoop.
Live in the lower Peninsula
Have traveled through the UP 30 times. Lived in North Dakota. Even NORTH DAKOTA is easier to live in than the UP. Can't match the natural beauty of the UP.
Can't match the mosquitoes and snowfall either. Considered living in the UP but I'm not that committed
You are missing out, lol. Just kidding. The Lower Peninsula has a beauty all it's own.
@@LifeintheUP North of the Lansing, Grand Rapids, Midland line is really no man's land, the least discovered part of the state.
The northern lower peninsula is least explored and visited outside Lake Michigan shore