Lance Winslow writes:

Ah ha! Your secret is Team Building! Very sneaky indeed. This looks like a very COOL strategy.

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Edward Weiss writes:

Looks fun, white, and cold! Living in San Diego as I do (where it’s now a balmy 65 degrees) I haven’t seen snow for quite a while.

To do that, I have to wait until it rains then go up to the mountains in Julian.

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Allen Taylor writes:

Yes, team building – an old military strategy.

As for snow, I’m surprised that we’ve gotten so little this winter in Pennsylvania. Only about 2-3 inches and all of that in the last couple of weeks.

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Lance Winslow writes:

Yes but did you see Upstate New York? Holy Christmas Batman; 120 inches in some places? So much for Global Warming there?

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Ed Howes writes:

And an Alaskan cruise for the editors in August?

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Jonathan Farrington writes:

Well guys, the UK experienced it’s heaviest snow falls for ten years on Wednesday night/Thursday morning – here we are on Saturday and not a trace in sight.

That’s winter over with, must be time to emerge from hibernation and write a few more articles – yawn, stretch, scratch!

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Lance Winslow writes:

I tell you this GLOBAL WARMING is just freezing everyone to death?

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

With the lake effect snow (Munising is located between Lake Superior and Lake Michigan), they had a 20 inch base of snow up there… and usually receives a couple hundred inches annually.

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Susan Scharfman writes:

According to some scientists, Gobal Warming can manifest in both weather extremes. Key word is extremes. Despite extreme cold, you guys look like you can summon enough heat energy from your passion for EzineArticles. Cheers and Mush!

suschar

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Ed Howes writes:

And not just extremes of hot and cold either. But extremely violent storms, higher winds, sustained and peak and eeluge rainfall in terms of inches per hour. Then we get changing patterns as well. Tornadoes where seldom seen before, etc. We have been busy making our planet into a much more hostile and less predictable habitat. But then, who will be around to blame us? Party down!

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Allen Taylor writes:

Aaah, global warming. I’m skeptical.

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Ed Howes writes:

Allen,

It is very difficult for me to see why anyone would be skeptical. Economic development is fire dependent. The world has the greatest population in history and the per capita use of fire is increasing on top of that. Where do you believe all the additional heat is going? Into Space?

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Nathalie writes:

WOW… looks cool. Can I be on the next teambuilding event??? Down under in Sydney, Australia we just had thunder, lightning and loooots of rain but obvioulsy it’s summer… so no snow – even in winter there is not a chance ;…((

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Joel Heyn writes:

Looks like a ton of fun and I think a trip like that is a great way to develop as a team. I am next door in WI and have not ever had the chance to ‘mobile. Next time you are at the Cabin Pick up some yerba mate from http://www.happygaucho.com , it’s another great way to really connect with friends strengthen the bond of friendship

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Allen Taylor writes:

We finally got our first big winter snow this year. It came late but it did come.

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Challa S.S.J.Ram Phani writes:

It is nice to know that team building can be done this way also in the midst of snow.

Will try during next assignment !

thanx Chris for the idea!

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Susan Scharfman writes:

Natalie: I love your slogan: “Reach for the sky and we’ll take you there.” Nice clean website. Can you tell us just exactly how cold it ever gets where you are? Thanks

suschar

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Allen Taylor writes:

Be careful what you ask for. It hadn’t snowed here (in S. Central Pennsylvania) but 2 inches all winter until this past week. We got about 6 inches in 2 days, followed by an inch or two of sleet and freezing rain. I had to get the shovel out to rescue my 4-wheel drive SUV only to discover I had a flat tire. Oh, what fun, changing tires in the snow!

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Some more sled trip photos to share:

The log cabin we stayed in:

The Ski Doo sleds we rented:

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Susan Scharfman writes:

What luxury. Here I was thinking you snow bunnies were braving it in a snow cave ;)

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Allen Taylor writes:

Those snow sleds are a blast! I rode my first one ever yesterday and was hooked.

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