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    Top of the Pig Root,whats wrong with this picture?

    Aside from the fact its a car not a bike(yea im soft).The lack of snow cover is unbelievable at this time of the year,was cold as buggery with a howling Southerly so didnt linger long.Whats up with this whole climate thing?Was looking forward to getting up there and seeing it way deep.My mate found a little patch of ice to pose on.Even up high in second pic theres bugger all.
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    It's all over our way ....
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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    It's all over our way ....
    Thats a great view you have mate,cant get over the lack of the stuff over our way,bit of a bugger really as i love a hike through it with the hound.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    i love a hike through it with the hound.
    Reminds me of the time we went out for a winter stroll near a wee pond that freezes over about 5 minutes up the road from Twizel. Wasn't sure if the ice was thick enough to walk on so I chucked a stick out on the pond for the dog as a test. He got out to the stick OK then promptly fell through the ice. He was unable to get out and was less than happy. Of course I had to go out and get him by breaking through the ice and walking through icy water with the ice about an inch short of my nuts. Serves me right I guess.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oakie View Post
    Reminds me of the time we went out for a winter stroll near a wee pond that freezes over about 5 minutes up the road from Twizel. Wasn't sure if the ice was thick enough to walk on so I chucked a stick out on the pond for the dog as a test. He got out to the stick OK then promptly fell through the ice. He was unable to get out and was less than happy. Of course I had to go out and get him by breaking through the ice and walking through icy water with the ice about an inch short of my nuts. Serves me right I guess.
    Was up at Mt Dasher station the other day,dog ran up to a water trough for a drink stuck his head in and thunkhe leaps away with fright,thing was still completly frozen mid afternoon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Thats a great view you have mate,cant get over the lack of the stuff over our way,bit of a bugger really as i love a hike through it with the hound.
    I did go for a short ride ....but heaps of grit around ... and bloody cold ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Was up at Mt Dasher station the other day,dog ran up to a water trough for a drink stuck his head in and thunkhe leaps away with fright,thing was still completly frozen mid afternoon.
    Our old dogs loved the snow. Used to bounce around in it and have a ball.
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