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(Leafing Thru Snow Sled Magazine) New Models, Lightly Snowing In Northern Maine This Morning.

    

When you live in Aroostook County Maine, outdoor winter Maine recreation is a big deal.

Yesterday I maine potato farm image,me fall foliageslowed the Jeep as I passed Tidd's Sport Center, eyeing a row of multi colored snow machines..of "pre-owned"snowmobiles, and across the road, a ME potato farming operation was moving slowly across a field, harvesting gold spuds to store for the winter. 

     To live in Aroostook County, in the Houlton Maine area means winter is not a time of hibernation. Just one of the four seasons and for many, the one we like the most.

     Snow skiing, snow sledding, ice fishing, playing hockey with your kids on a lake on a sunny day, skating at a local arena friday nights.

     Maine is four seasons and winter is just one of them.

Light snow today so we think of the farmer in this image taken yesterday..and wonder if he has many more acres left to dig.

     Not going to dig our our Christmas decorations yet but hint of white stuff makes us think about snowsled trails, down hill and cross country skiing. I will have folks in Florida think it must be expensive to heat an Aroostook County home and I ask them one question. What is your monthly electric bill. A fellow from Tampa this week said roughly $450 a month...wow. That is expensive and when you heat with wood maine snowsled dealer, tidds sport center,hodgdon mein Northern Maine, five cords of wood is pretty inexpensive heat. And you often cut, split and stack it with your family yourself from a family woodlot.

Not heating with wood now, but did for years back during the last oil embargo. It's a nice kind of heat. Gives you an inner glow, a good feeling to have a cellar full of wood for the furnace, for the fireplace. That feeling that everyone is going to be warm as toast this winter. Let it snow, I'm ready but just not trotting to the attic tonight to bring down the Christmas decorations yet. Let's get Halloween behind us first!

Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers - Maine, If You Are Cold Winters, You Are Not Dressed Right.

Posted Thursday Oct 22