April 13 - Snow at my house, you can never have too much.

[Arctic RX]

So much snow this year, this is going to last until June for sure!

 

[impalapower]

C'mon, you're BSing us.

 

[BlueByYou2000]

:shock:

 

[SnowBandit]

WTF Wonder how long of a drive is that from Maine... LOL

 

[yamaslob]

A day in a half, and its all worth it!!!

 

[Indy]

Doesn't that destroy the house when it melts? Where does the water go?

 

[Sasquatch]

A day in a half, and its all worth it!!!

You might be just a tad off there, even if you drive day and night.

 

[Arctic RX]

Haha no really I would never BS you guys. We have decks on the back and people aren't able to keep up with shoveling so they leave it all year then around mid May the railings all get ripped off of the houses causing huge damage even some windows break, I'm young so I just shovel about 6 feet of snow every two weeks to stay ahead of it. Doesn't help when you have blizzards almost every week, in terms of distance you can't drive becasue I'm on Baffin Island but it's 1200nm north of Montreal or 3.25 hours on a jet at 500mph. Attaching a pic from my ride of Tuesday April 19, I got to the summit of this mountain on a 550 fan, it's only about 1500 feet high but really nice snow still. It's pay back for all of those long cold winters with no sunlight we must endure each year.

 

[Arctic RX]

The water run off is terrible when spring arrives in late April, almost every road in town gets partially washed out and the pot holes are about 8-12 inches deep and you can't avoid them, I guess our culverts and ditches don't have the capacity to drain all of that water to Frobisher Bay so it all just runs through town, it's nasty to say the least. I'll post some pics in a week or two.

 

[ReX]

I just did a quick search to see where Iqaluit is located.

http://canada.worldweb.com/Maps/CountryMaps-Flash/CanadaMap.html

Click on the "Towns & Cities" pull down and select Iqaluit.

I suspect driving there for a May ride isn't an option...