The banks of Lake Ontario Kilted

**Glen C** · 9th February 09, 01:24 PM

Originally Posted by mudd

How come it's not frozen?

...The Lake. I'm asking about the lake.

Yeah? We have a 10k nighttime ski/snowshoe race this weekend across frozen Chequamengon Bay on the real big lake (Superior).

**McMurdo** · 9th February 09, 02:27 PM

Alex
It has almost all melted, I'll get a few pics in the next couple of days, however later in the week we will get rain and then snow.

**Kilted Jeeper** · 10th February 09, 06:09 AM

Great outfit and cheers from the other side of the lake

**McMurdo** · 10th February 09, 06:10 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted Jeeper

Great outfit and cheers from the other side of the lake

So that was you I saw in the distance

**McFarkus** · 10th February 09, 10:45 AM

Ron,

Another reason you know it's a lake is because it's fresh water (the Great Lakes contain 20% of the fresh water in the world)

**Mr. bone** · 11th February 09, 01:26 PM

I'm wondering if McMurdo has any photos that do not have any snow in them?

**McMurdo** · 11th February 09, 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. bone

I'm wondering if McMurdo has any photos that do not have any snow in them?

Yes I do
Hows this?

**Mr. bone** · 11th February 09, 01:35 PM

Much nicer! As much as our winter is cutting into my motorcycle time, I can only imagine what Your riding season is like. Great hose, by the by.

**McMurdo** · 11th February 09, 01:38 PM

Riding season is short here, I have stretched it by riding through the year when we were not getting much snow or at least riding until it snowed. Heck I say a bike out today.

**Adam Pound** · 11th February 09, 02:16 PM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

Riding season is short here, I have stretched it by riding through the year when we were not getting much snow or at least riding until it snowed. Heck I say a bike out today.

You should see all the folks riding their bikes here in town! You'd wouldn't guess the streets were burried under snow by all the bikes around!

And to everyone who noticed little snow there is around Toronto, it's because they have their own micro climate. The place is so big and gives off so much heat, they actually affect the weather.

Or it may be all the hot air spewing out of of the politicians there

Adam

Although we're the capital, and we've tons of snow, so I guess that shoots that theory.