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I was cold playing golf at 1100’. We could see what looked like snow showers in the higher elevations of the Worcester Range.

Something used and relatively inexpensive. You don’t want to jump in with a huge investment until you know if it’s something you like. If you look around Facebook marketplace or Craigslist you can find decent deals. If you have never been on one, you might want to try one out a tour company. They usually have moderately powered sleds that are set up for easy learning. As for specific makes/models, I really like Ski Doo 4 strokes. For a beginner, they are reliable, easy sleds to learn on, particularly the non-turbo models. My wife and son have both had 600 ACEs. They are a very good sled for beginners. As you gain experience you can move up to bigger motors like @WinterWolfand @dryslothave. There are too many stories of newcomers hopping on powerful sleds that they can’t control ending tragically.

We are once again dog parents. Say hello to Bella. She is a 4 yo beagle. Her previous owner od’d though all appearances are that she had been treated well. Norman seems to be adjusting ok. He did puff up his tail but there has been no altercation yet.

I did not end here. Another batch came in and I ended up with 1.52".

I ended up with .97”.

Up to .86”. We might be able to squeeze out an inch.

I hope its right but the radar looks a bit sus.

The top of the rock pile was a little whitened when we went by this afternoon.

We’ve been in stick season for about two weeks already.

Ended up with about a third of an inch. Any rain is good rain right now

Grab your surfboard!

It’s a Minecraft mountain.

My high was 48.9°. It's been breezy at times too. A real fall feel day.