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Posted by MN Bob on March 03, 2006 at 06:38:23 from (24.179.183.220):
This news from this mornings paper. Thought some of you living in the "bannana belt" may enjoy this.
Cultrural divide
Conservation Officer ** ** reported an angler told the officer a semi-truck and trailer drove off the highway and onto the ice and asked the angler for directions to a business. TDhe driver asked why all these "shacks" were in this field. The angler told the driver it was a lake and he was parked on the ice.
The driver quickly left. The angler believed the driver was from the south and had never seen a frozen lake or fish house before.
Have a great day, we should get above 30 F today. Will be awhile before soft water or ground.
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