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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
I feel cold only watching your photos!
ReplyDeleteI would have to be guaranteed one very big fish before I would be out there freezing on the ice! ;-)
ReplyDeletePat, I'm not at all sure that fish are involved in this activity. Never understood the draw myself.
DeleteI have always thought that ice fishing is another name for the sport of "beer drinking."
ReplyDeleteI think I agree with Jack. There's a pond near me that has been frozen lately and there are plenty of ice fishermen there. I think though they are actually fishing.
ReplyDeleteSo far from my world! :o) I've seen that in movies and always wonder how do people know when ice is strong enough to carry them..
ReplyDeleteSorry, no pics of the burning king, I've seen that so often that I don't go anymore .