For most normal folks the 2011 Boundary Waters paddling season has come to an end. The smaller lakes are becoming solid with ice and a coat of white snow blankets the earth. It's time to put away the paddles and pull out my cross-country skis.
Last night the temperature got down to 1 degree above zero. I'm not quite ready for the cold weather as I don't even have my snow boots out yet. I guess I was thinking the beautiful fall weather would last forever, but I guess I thought wrong.
The next time I head out into the BWCA it will either be on snowshoes or cross-country skis as the days of paddling are over.
Last night the temperature got down to 1 degree above zero. I'm not quite ready for the cold weather as I don't even have my snow boots out yet. I guess I was thinking the beautiful fall weather would last forever, but I guess I thought wrong.
The next time I head out into the BWCA it will either be on snowshoes or cross-country skis as the days of paddling are over.
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