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exczar · Mar 01 2010, 06:27 PM

The snow actually has an insulating effect, which would keep the players warmer, at least the parts of them below the snow line, if there was a strong wind out there. The snow doesn't look too slushy in the pics, so it could be worse.

The snow we got here in the DFW area, if it was that depth, would not have been fun to walk around in.

Mar 01 2010, 06:27 PM	#761
exczar PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 1,630	The snow actually has an insulating effect, which would keep the players warmer, at least the parts of them below the snow line, if there was a strong wind out there. The snow doesn't look too slushy in the pics, so it could be worse. The snow we got here in the DFW area, if it was that depth, would not have been fun to walk around in. __________________ Bill Burns, DGRZ001 ----------------------------------------------- I used to be really good; then the beveled-edged disc came out and everyone could now throw far.