Yes and soon it will be winter and those that hatch will die off. Then we store the boats and load up on fire wood. Just another couple of advantages of being "up north".
Just saw a few of those in Duluth last week......Icebergs that is.
in an underground mine> http://wampumunderground.com/
That pic was actually March of 2017 on the Douglas Channel. Tried to get into the same spot and time this year but it was still completely frozen over. We usually run out of Kitimat early and then Prince Rupert for the remainder of the season.
Very neat.
Man Woody........My toes are cramping up just looking at that. At our S. Shore cabin, if we have a south wind, it can be 80-90 outside, but the surface temp can be in the High 50's, low 60's......brrrr
Yeah. It is about 5 miles from me and always knew it was there and went past it hundreds of times but never been inside until a few years ago the first year we stored it. Lots of the local boaters keep theres in there. There are boats, RV's and cars/trucks stored in there. Never goes below ~55* but I winterize anyway (good thing cause it came home about 3 weeks ago and we had temps in the low 20's a few nights).
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