Let it snow!

I decided that these hard-working snow-blowers deserve their own entry.

This is the ride – they have these padded inner tubes at the top, and kids (and some adults) ride down this snow-covered ramp. It’s fast and looks fun. I didn’t try it, though – I was busy.

Here, they’re getting ready to refresh the layers of snow. I can’t imagine it lasted long in the hot Texas sun. It was between 99′ and 100′ most of the weekend. The guy on the left was particularly hot.

They unloaded two skids of ice, each about four feet tall, from a big panel truck.

Gratuitous hot cowboy shot. These looked like pretty genuine country boys.

Here, they’re feeding the ice into the chipper. It looked like a cross between an insulation blower and a mulcher.

I took plenty of pictures of the beautiful backside of the guy in the ballcap.

And here’s the snow coming out!

0 replies
  1. admin
    admin says:

    Hee. I felt almost like I was photographing wild animals that might turn dangerous… I mean, the process *was* really interesting, but not nearly as much so as the trickle of sweat running down Hot Booty Boy’s neck!

  2. fragiletender
    fragiletender says:

    Well maybe it was an interesting enough process to be happening in the middle of the summer that they didn’t notice that you were totally checking out their asses!

  3. greyfortholly
    greyfortholly says:

    The Squirrel builds forts out of that stuff 😀

    Wow! The sun glaring off of that snow is BLINDING, what UV rating has everyone got for their sunglasses?
    Did anyone’s underside of their chins get sunburned?
    I bet it was ALOT of fun.

  4. rexenne
    rexenne says:

    Drooooooooool!

    Hey there Micheal! I am only just know going through your online blog looking for more silk working tidbits…wow, what a diversion! *drooooooooooooooooool*….nice!

  5. not_justagirl
    not_justagirl says:

    *smiles dreamily* nom nom… and I’m from the far frozen north so yay hot guys and snow! Guess what we do with hot guys in the snow back home!!??

    so, Texas huh? I heard something about Texas and things being bigger!!

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