savagesicslayer
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After snapping a couple of pics around my yard I decided to go for a snowshoe and see the woods.
Here's the snows depth on my front lawn.
(ESEE content my ESEE-4)
The woods look beautiful after the storm.However travel SUCKS.This snow has no support whatsoever.
(I've sunk almost all the way to my ...... here)
Now step 1 is pick a site and stamp the snow as flat as you can.I picked this spot because there was a deadfall available to sit on.
step 2.take off 1 snowshoe and use it as a shovel.it's easier than carrying a shovel and works almost as good.
Soon you should have something that looks like this.
Now for the important thing ALWAYS build a base to start your fire on.If you don't the melting snow will put your fire out before it has time to establish itself.
A little PJCB action........
....and I was good to go.
Here's an established shot.
On the way home I spotted this.It's funny how snow will react sometimes.
Here's the snows depth on my front lawn.

(ESEE content my ESEE-4)
The woods look beautiful after the storm.However travel SUCKS.This snow has no support whatsoever.


(I've sunk almost all the way to my ...... here)
Now step 1 is pick a site and stamp the snow as flat as you can.I picked this spot because there was a deadfall available to sit on.
step 2.take off 1 snowshoe and use it as a shovel.it's easier than carrying a shovel and works almost as good.

Soon you should have something that looks like this.

Now for the important thing ALWAYS build a base to start your fire on.If you don't the melting snow will put your fire out before it has time to establish itself.

A little PJCB action........

....and I was good to go.

Here's an established shot.

On the way home I spotted this.It's funny how snow will react sometimes.
