How to make snowmobilers Mad. Jeeps on a groomed trail!
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2022
- To clarify what happened before everyone gets mad…. He was out getting a Christmas tree with his family in an area near the trails that is perfectly legal and open to drive in. But when his clutch started giving him trouble he realized he wasn’t going to make it back through the snow he drove through to get there. So in order to get his family out of the woods as night was falling, he chose the packed down snowmobile trail that he was right next to and led directly out of the woods hoping the Jeep would make it. Unfortunately it didn’t and he was stranded in the middle of the trail. So he used his winch to pull himself further into the trail system and to an intersection where he wasn’t blocking any trails. Luckily the tracked @Jeep and a @YankumRopes made quick work of pulling it out without doing any damage to the trail.
As far as whether he made the right decision or not… I will say that if I was trying to get my family out of the woods as night was setting in and a groomed snowmobile trail looked like my only option…. You can bet your ass that I’m taking that trail.
Also, I tell you why I finally ditched @GoPro and have switched over to @DJI Action cameras. I don’t get do overs, so I need a camera that simply works every time.
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A lot of people seem to confuse a clutch with a clutch control mechanism. A clutch control mechanism is any part of the system that engages and disengages the clutch when push in and release the pedal. When that system fails you can indeed shift without the clutch and still drive the vehicle, if you have the ability to get it moving.
The clutch is the mechanical friction link between the engine and transmission. If that link between the engine and transmission fails, you CANNOT drive the vehicle in any way. There are simply no two ways about that and if you think different you’re wrong.
@@jt1364 on every single video that involves a clutch. The bad part is that you guys only see the public comments on UA-cam. In addition to the few that you see here, I got 7 emails and direct messages within the first 30 minutes of this video being posted telling me how dumb we all were and that it could have just been driven out if we knew what we were doing. There are also already about a dozen more comments saying basically the same thing that got denied by the automatic filters because of the words that were used. It amazes me how people go out of their way to try and make themselves look so smart to a bunch of strangers for no reason, only to prove that they have no clue what they’re talking about.
haha funny you say this. had the clutch in a honda go bad about a year ago but it went bad in the good way. it was stuck engaged. start the car in first and drive. if it had been close to home i would have likely called for a tow but was about 100 miles from home so it would have been an expensive tow. it was my first major experience shifting without the clutch. i don't know if it is related that but think it may have hurt the syncros some since i will sometimes have to shift it into 2nd before shifting into first or else it feels like your grinding gears to try and get into 1st
@@CaseyLaDelle
The real question is, at times like these, where are those people who call you about extending your car's warranty? 🤣🤷
@@CaseyLaDelle “It amazes me how people go out of their way to try and make themselves look so smart to a bunch of strangers for no reason, only to prove that they have no clue what they’re talking about.”
Someone was doing that with me on another UA-cam channel yesterday. Telling me that driving a wedge into the back cut when felling a tree isn’t lifting the tree, it’s spreading the kerf. I explained it three different ways to try and help him understand, each time he came back calling me an idiot, saying I’ve never felled a tree, etc. I didn’t call him any names or mention him calling me names at all, I just tried to help him understand. Of course I’m aware that some people will never understand, and at some point I need to stop communicating with them.
@@crazzywolfie then your clutch don’t go bad 🤦🏻♂️
I snowmobile and I have NO problem with this type of recovery. If he was just out on a snowmobile trail because he ignored the signs, I may have a few things to say. Casey thanks for getting him out, like he said 'You're the man, dude'.
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
Can’t we take a minute and appreciate the broken jeep driver going off the road and not hitting Casey. And keeping the correct tension on the tow rope while being towed 🤘🏻
Not a lot of people know about proper towing etiquette but good thing this guy does 😁
Isn't that why they put the spare tire back there on Jeeps? It's like an extra bumper when you pull out idiots.
I drive a Kia Soul with gear to pull myself out, I also have it made to drive in snow under 18 inches deep. I also have "Baby Truck" which is an Isuzu Amigo with a fun transmission in it, top speed is 45mph. My old boss named it.
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
99% of snowmobile trails in oregon are groomed and maintained by volunteer operators. Thanks for promoting the sign at the trail head! I'm a snowmobiler and groomer operator.
Thanks for the video
Tell them to orient the sign at the trailhead in the correct direction. It says “area behind this sign”, the snowmobile trail is not behind that sign.
@pikefish7815 yep 20 years volunteering
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
@@link6397 What are you talking about?
Read the description, listened to the opening statement...seriously, he tried whatever way possible to get himself and his family out. That is priority #1...if it pisses someone off, too bad, at least he wasn't out there ripping up and down the groomed trails tearing them up recklessly...he just wanted an easier out so his hurt vehicle might have a chance to get out.
You gotta admit, those tracks are amazing. So simple yet so effective.
I'm impressed that so many others like the Sheriff, groomer, and even the Portal volunteer were able to do their bit so quickly to ultimately get Casey out and help this guy's recovery go so smoothly. Where I am, there are certainly clubs that will all help members, but I could not find any information on any volunteer off road recovery groups that will try and help anyone. I have to give the Portal guy some credit. Given we really don't know anything about him, or his rig, he still showed up to help, assessed the situation to be more than he felt he could manage, and rather than tear up the track and vehicles trying (I assume this was pre-groomer), stepped back and recommended Casey. To my mind, that isn't a fail, that is just a wise and conscientious decision. 👍👍🇨🇦
It would seem you're in Canada but here in the states if you put the state name and 4x4 rescue It should bring up a group that will help you for free ....... thanks Wes for setting it up #4x4rescue
So I was on the first day recovery. We volunteer with a group called Offroad Recovery Portal and we only go off the information we were given. The day we went out we were told the guy was right off the main road and that the snow was packed. The guy was over a mile off the road in on trails that were supposed to be closed and the snow was at least 2ft of un-groomed mashed potato type of snow. We had hell trying to get to the guy in the first place with how much we sank into the snow and when we found him he told us that he wasn't just stuck but that there was absolutely 0 clutch left and we had to tow him up a decent grade. We ended up having to call it quits because our vehicle was struggling in the deep snow and there was no way we could have towed the Jeep out with us.
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
I haven't seen the video, but I read your preamble, and I couldn't agree more if I tried. Everyone should know... family is everything.
Good Job! It's nice when the person you're towing actually knows what to do. Keeping the right tension on the tow rope is a big plus!!
Thanks for reconsidering your previous position and allowing those rescued to express their appreciation and gratitude for all you do to rescue them. Allowing others to do so makes them feel they have done something so as not to appear to be taking advantage. It’s not a matter if covering the costs of a rescue, it’s about allowing another to feel good about themselves.
Yes, quite agree 👍
Even having someone turn up and not saying it's x amount of money before we start must be amazing, so definitely deserves to be rewarded what people can afford.
As a farmer I've towed out a number of people over the years but just local nothing like what this chap is doing.
Never asked to be paid but if someone insisted I didn't turn it down either, well apart from a fishing family in two cars.
Got son in law out and he paid me but I refused father in the other car when he also offered, said his son in law had paid 👍
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
Good job guys, Casey did a great job on the recovery, the dude being recovered knowing what to do, and Wes for filming the action and the scenery. I dunno, but I've always loved the winter, I like seeing my winter wonderland forests 🤷. I remember one morning when I was ten years old, I woke up to mom making her coffee and having her morning cigarette, mom having a cup of hot cocoa waiting for me and staring out of the slider to the 12 acres of forest we had and behold the beauty of all the trees covered with ice from the freezing rain we had the night before. Every tree was covered with ice and sparkling with light from the sun. It was a sight I'd never forget, but also a day I'd never forget. Same day my dad rolled his truck 6 times on the express way as he lost control due to black ice while coming home from working third shift. His pride and joy, his Ford ranger was totalled, but dad was fine. It was a thing of beauty from the safety of your home but a nightmare to do anything in it.
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
After the conversation I had with you on your previous video I’m really pleased that guy gave you a voluntary donation towards his recovery. That means those who can’t afford don’t and those who can do, just as it should be! PLUS you might just about get your fuel covered 🤞🏻
Pretty sure he doesn't ask for payments because UA-cam pays for it (through views obviously) but I could be wrong.
@@nemssi3302 Yes. Views, money from sponsors, and donations from the Super Thanks. I'm not sure if he gets any kickbacks from the ads, or not. Still, that's what covers it. The views during the summer, when he's not doing recoveries much, lets him save up money for keeping the recoveries, during the winter, free.
The towing business pays for everything else in his life.
The towing business doesn’t pay for anything. This UA-cam project has killed the tow company and it hasn’t turned a profit all year. I’ve done a total of 5 paid towing jobs in 2022.
@@CaseyLaDelle Wow, I thought that you had more work for the big roll-back. Maybe 2023 will be better. Thanks for posting these videos. I do enjoy watching them from my nice warm home.
I got a little spunky last week on a nice sunny but COLD day here in South Eastern Idaho, and went toward the mountains on my new Polaris 570 Trail quad. I went about 2 miles, 1.5 of which was a paved road, and then got hopelessly stuck in 3' of snow. The snow under the crust was that granular stuff like you have explained before. I was able to call my G/F and have have her drive my Jeep close enough to me so that I could use it for a dead-man to hook my winch too. I will just have to wait for spring. What if I had made it so far that the Jeep could not get there? At 75 years of age, you would think that I SHOULD know better!!!!!
@@CaseyLaDelle Yikes! I didn't know that it had effected you so negatively. I'd have thought that the popularity of your channel would have increased the number of calls. Just from people who need a tow and figure they'd call you to get a tow and meet you at the same time, at least. Or is it that people are worried about being videoed and posted on YT?
I also didn't realize that you had so many viewers in your area, if it's the case that they didn't want to be videoed.
I'm sorry to hear that it's had such an impact on your towing company. I hope things change in the next year and you'll be so flooded with calls that you'll have difficulty finding the time to make YT videos.
Thanks for all of the people whom you help out without charge and for the videos. Stay safe doing your recoveries during this snow season and during the severe cold temps.
Another great recovery in the books. Thanks Wess for running the camera. So happy the jeep owner was on his toes and took to the ditch.😉
Thank you Wes for your filming and Casey for your professionalism . I get to go with you vicariously and learn a thing or two in each & every video, plus get to see your side of the United States in all of it's beauty. Merry Christmas and a healthy, prosperous and Happy New Year folks.
Merry Christmas Jenny!
@@jamesbender1967 Good Christmas Eve morning Sir; thank you very much for the Season's Greetings and I wish you, your family, friends and neighbors the same; I wish you all a prosperous, healthy and a Happy New Year, too. 🎄🎉🍾🥂☮️
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
Funny living in the rustbelt forever and I am learning more about snow in a couple of your videos than in a lifetime of putzing around.
Casey and Wes you guys did a Awesome job and Wes thank you for being there helping Casey out and taking the video
Casey if you and the family goes on vacation if you end up in western North Carolina let me know because I like too meet y'all okay
Been there done that smoked a clutch trying to get a stuck buddy out. Luckily I was close enough to the main road the flatbed tow truck winch could reach me. The weather and views AMAZING. The JKY driver did an excellent job getting pulled. what an amazing rescue thank you Casey and Wes!!
Your Jeep has tracks and clearly Identifies as a snowmobile. I see no issues with the recovery. I bet snowmobilers are mad because they do not have heat and windshield wipers.
LOL
The sign says closed to all motorized vehicles, so snowmobile aren't allowed on it either. Even if it said closed to wheeled vehicles, Casey could still go on it.
Merry Christmas. I love the sound of the tracks. What a adventure. It was a beautiful day.
casey. i enjoy watching your videos along with watching matt's off road recovery and heavydsparks. different personalities and approaching things. all in which i find interesting and enjoyable.
Agreed! Along with Trail Mater, Robbie Layton and Fab Rats. All good people.
Having the right equipment is like a little bit of magic. --- *_Thanks for the great upload._*
Yay, finally a Jeep guy that can drive. Nice job using the ditch to brake. I've used the ditch brake or deep snow brakes for semi's, trucks, and cars. BTW, I'm a Jeep guy.
Thank you for filming Wes!
That was the first thing I thought too when you showed the ditch maneuver. Good on that dude for not freezing and using your keep to stop himself.
I respect how Casey never gets over confident and stays humble
The taste of "humble pie," is awful. Been there, done that!!
this one looked fun such a nice drive among the snow and trees and nice people!! Happy Holiday season to 'Yous"
Love the Jeep. My son sent me the link when it was for sale in Utah he lives near SLC. I'm glad to see it put to good use. I bought a 2006 LJ pretty well built now I'm tweaking to make it my own.
Merry Christmas to you and the family Casey! 🎄🎁⛄.
Another successful rescue by Casey. I really do enjoy those times that Wes is your co-pilot. He does add valuable content to the videos. Thank you for sharing. Peace Out.
Thank you Wes. Both of you guys did great. The man who you guys rescued today made the right call. Doing what you can for family is truly admirable.
Another victorious rescue....GREAT JOB ! ! ! ! !
Thanks for your great personality and a positive attitude
Still can't get over how beautiful your workshop is.. 😍
I've had both happen at different times. The first was when the clutch grenaded on a windy, mountain highway (downshifted going up a grade and had nothing but neutral). The second time was when the clutch slave cylinder failed, and had to drive back to the shop 60 miles without the clutch. Fortunately I only had to stop once on that drive, and it would still start up in second.
Grateful for your help Wes, you too Casey 😅
Casey you are such a giving man for doing these rescues for free......from one Oregonian to another keep up doing what you're doing!!!!!
Casey, I am so happy to have found your channel! I really look forward to your videos more than others because of your personality! You have my kind of humor and you have me laughing out loud (sometimes whizzing,lol) by your off the cuff jokes! You are the kind of people we need more of.. it’s not about any amount of money, it’s the respect and humility that you bring.. Changing your ways to doing all the volunteering instead of charging someone (which I can only imagine what another company would charge) for that kind of recovery , you are doing God’s work! Thank you for all you do! I hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season! Your family and friends are very lucky to have YOU!!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! With Love all the way from, New Jersey!! Stay Safe Casey!!🫶🏼👌🏼🥰
Only European people treat eachother this well. It's sad we lost our homelands to the invaders who could care less about us, let alone themselves... 😔 🙁 😞 ☹️
I used to watch those calming videos of like ocean scenes with relaxing sounds, for anxiety, for some reason this is more relaxing 😂 and I’ve switched to these recovery videos. Thank you 🙏
Thanks for helping those that get stranded.I have been there and all you do is wonderful. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
I just love your Jeep on tracks, it is super cool!!
Thanks guys. That was, as all your content was uplifting and positive. And your job doesn't suck at all!!! You get to help, play, and share it all. You guys rock man. And I pray your families have a very merry Christmas.
Thank you Wess for filming! Great recovery!
Crossing or riding near groomed snowmobile trails with my airboat has gotten me a few looks over the years.
Thanks Wes. Ty Casey. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours.
When the dog first started barking I thought it was an angry snowmobiler. 😁
A lesson learned most often by reading the description or digging a bit deeper is we have no idea why anyone does what they do but often assume the worst.
Another fine rescue . Thank You for such fine edutainment
Thanks Wes, appreciate your help. Nice job Casey👍
Thanks for the video, always enjoy watching!
Another enjoyable video. I hope the extreme weather you are forecast to get and we are hearing about here in the UK isn't too bad.
Casey it is so funny to see dust on the dash board… To you and your family ( inclusive of Grumpy) all have Very Merry Christmas and a Great New Year…🇦🇺🦘🎄
@@jt1364 I know. After travelling the desert and outback roads of Australia you get dust for years. Have a Merry Christmas.
Your track jeep is amazing. What a rig! And, of course, you have to be amazing too, because you have it, and know how to use it. Love your videos, and yes, I would like to know more about your video equipment.😀
You have tracks snowmobiles have tracks, so your a snowmobile.
Maybe a snowBUSmobile or a snowTRUCKmobile. Not quite a snowTANKmobile. Very cool by any name, and you’ve put it to excellent use.
Just yer typical social credit score post
You are not going to tear up the trails
You're
Incorrect
Beautiful scenery !
Awesome scenery and great cooperation between organizations.
stunning scenery .. and looking at Casey's tracks as they were driving out , you can see how little damage they did to the track
and living in a country where you learn to drive a manual / stick shift age 17 , i always laugh at the people who comment about rev matching etc when they clearly don't have a clue
Great recovery. Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and the family.
Another day at the office Casey and stunning scenery! You my joke about you rescue ability…..but we ALL know you are spot on! Keep warm. I am in Ventura Ca with family for Christmas then hubby and I are venturing up to Anchorage, Fairbanks, Beetles the Girdwood for New Year. By the looks of the weather app it’s chilly up there. ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸
Another great video! Keep them coming! Most enjoyable! I'm from Guam; tiny island in the Pacific. Just enjoying the recoveries in the snow!
Reading the comments (and your replies) is always as entertaining as the video...
"why don't you...?"
"did you ever try...?"
"are you sure it's a ...?"
Great video and a truly beautiful location, you can see why people live there (my wife is not fond of the cold) and want to be a part of it.
Good luck with the sales pitch to DVI 🤞
Merry Christmas ☃️☃️🎄
AWESOME JOB! THANK YOU WESS for Filming! THANK YOU to the Grader who did GREAT JOB packing the trail!
THANK YOU CASEY for Helping People and for Sharing the Adventures!
Positive Prayers that all of you and your families have a Wonderful, Safe, Blessed Christmas Holiday and that the New Year is an AMAZING YEAR for you all! 👍
I fid it to be rather amusing that you have to explain how a clutch works, I guess it's just a sign of the times thanks again Casey for another vid that makes me smile 🙂
Best theft deterrent system of the Modern Age manual transmission
@@kevinwalters7615 My pickup has two transmissions and a transfer case. One time at the tire shop, the employee went out to get my truck and was just sitting there too long. I went over and he had put the 2nd box in neutral, front box was in reverse. And he couldn’t understand why it wasn’t moving. I told him to put the 2nd box back in 4th like I had it, and drive the front box like normal. Fourth gear goes straight through without any reduction, so it’s like it’s not even there. You’re not going anywhere if anything’s in neutral. They’ve had me drive the truck in myself since then.
Thanks for the upload. Great scenery. Merry Christmas to you and your family. And grumpy of course
Casey I always enjoy your videos and I hope you were kidding about you being concerned about your recovery abilities in the middle of nowhere every time.
In my opinion you are one of the best and I know there is no situation that you can't handle or figure out by thinking outside of the box
Thanks for considering the people that pay to build the trail. Great that you did all the communication to the club groomers and authorities and even using a tracked method in getting it out.
As always 😁 good 👍 job and Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family. Looking forward to many more videos 😄
As long as you don’t leave ruts I don’t see a problem, fighting ruts on a snowmobile is the frustration. Glad they were able to groom the trail.
Thx Casey for an informative and entertaining video Happy Holidays to you and yours.
I grew up in McCall Id. where almost always the winter conditions are like this. Many times over the years have had Mt. Rescues get sloppy, as many snowmobilers ride up to the mineing towns, drink a bit, and take chances, and get in trouble. I coulld have used that over the years, as I have beat the crap out of my body over the years to get many out of much worse, and it just seems like you have the right tool for the right job. Maybe when I win the lottery I will be back into mountain rescue with something like that. Great Video, and Love that you put your Right TOOL for the task of Service. As for Pissed Off Snowmobilers, lol, they sure seem entitled sometimes, but that is only a few, most are pretty good sports! GOD Bless!
The "angry snowmobile clickbait" worked on me :p
When I was cross country skiing, I disliked groomed trails, preferring to break trails through the woods. In that way, I avoided the skating skiiers. But the grooming of that trail to retrieve that Jeep was a really good idea. Great job Casey and Wes.
Thanks Wes! Another fun rescue.
Thank you Wes. Great job Casey.
Enjoyed your sense of humour & skill. And your sense of humour about your skill. 😉 Hooked & can’t wait to check out some more.
Well done Casey, and thank you for a nice Friday morning diversion from reality. And hello from New England.
Another great video thumbs up, blue sky, clean recovery
Great job Casey and Wes. Ya'll make a good team. Those tracks are amazing. Great shoutout to DJI. I have several of their drones. Topnotch company for sure. Great video as usual.
Great job, Casey.
This is such an underated channel! Casey you are the man!!
Thanks for filming Russ!
offroad recvery portal guy...... A++ he showed up to help
So I was on the first day recovery. We volunteer with Offroad Recovery Portal and we only go off the information we were given. The day we went out we were told the guy was right off the main road and that the snow was packed. The guy was over a mile off the road in on trails that were supposed to be closed and the snow was at least 2ft of un-groomed mashed potato type of snow. We had hell trying to get to the guy in the first place with how much we sank into the snow and when we found him he told us that he wasn't just stuck but that there was absolutely 0 clutch left and we had to tow him up a decent grade. We ended up having to call it quits because our vehicle was struggling in the deep snow and there was no way we could have towed the Jeep out with us.
Thanks Wes for filming!
Good job Casey. This way I like your videos. God bless you all the time.
You have a great Christmas and new year. Thank for u tube. From Kitchener Ontario Canada. It cold here to Friday afternoon 1 feet of snow.
Great video casey and merry Christmas to you and family from uk 🇬🇧
Good job Wes. And of course, you too Mr. I never said I was good at this.
I just wish it would snow that much in Georgia, great video keep up the good work God bless from GA and happy holidays
Great vid.
Merry Christmas to the LaDelle family and to all of the friends of the channel.
Casey, love the videos! I’m retired and living in Florida reliving much of what I enjoyed in my life vicariously through your videos. Over the years I have owned auto repair shops, run tow trucks, operated heavy equipment and had a hobby farm. All my life I have loved snowmobiling. Much of what you show on your channel I have lived in real life. Your generosity in helping others is what I appreciate most! Snowmobilers wont be enraged by a recovery operation messing up the trail. Our group always stopped along our route to offer assistance to anyone who needed it. I think most would do the same. Groomed trails often paid a price…(necessary evil)! If I may make a suggestion…. Perhaps incorporating a set of hand-held two-way radios to communicate between vehicle operators when towing a disabled vehicle out of trouble would help you get the job done even better than you do now. What do you think? Cheers!
That's a good video you have a great job your office has a great view when working can't wait to see more of them videos thanks 👍
That was awesome Casey! Thanks Wes!
Hey Casey!! Are least you had a BEAUTIFUL day to be out in your "office" on this one!!!
Thanks to Wes for filming so we could do the "ride along"!!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO BOTH OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES
🎄❄️🎁❄️🎄
Safe travels, friend❤️
Stay FROSTY...
Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel...
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Haven’t watched your channel in a little while. Just getting caught up on how Jons doing and I really like the new Jeep man
Probably my favorite channel
I bought the set power and an ecoflow so Casey has good selling ability’s lol
Good job Wes camera work is good.
I have ALWAYS liked the jeep with the tracks but this set is much better with the larger diameter wheels. Awesome.
This is set is exactly the same as the last set.
Merry Christmas Casey, to you and your family.
Hello Sir, I hope you are well. It is a pleasure seeing someone with your skill level and patience assisting people. With all respect, I have a suggestion for you. Cheap walkie-talkies. I have used them for years as an uncomplicated way to make sure the individuals I have helped could hear my instructions. Take care and have a great holiday.
You always seem to add excitement to even the easy ones hahahahaha
Great adventure
You got to enjoy the sunshine as we did...and I'm betting the temperature was single digits, as it was here..(Spokane).
It's negative digits here in Spokane, now. lol
Merry Christmas Casey & family!