2 Days snowed in planing next season

Thanks Kittykath for a lot of great ideas, I'll check out the link. CavemanCharlie if the fish boil is like I've had in Micigan they boil pieces of the fish with potatos onions and a bunch of other spices. It doesn't sound great but it's really pretty good. Not sure about the mercury but lake Micigan is pretty big and I don't think they have the pollution problems that some of the smaller lakes have.

Oh, I found it, Looks like fun. What's a fish boil? I'm assuming there boiling fish. Hope they gut and skin them first.lol A little seasoning would be good too.

Um, wouldn't the fish out of a place like that be kinda polluted? Maybe full of mercury? I'm not criticizing. The fish in my area are full of farm chemicals. If I catch one I release it back into the lake. It's all part of life in 2014.

What a coincidence. I've been researching a mini trip to Door County for the past three hours. I was there last year with my teenage son in tow. I want to return with my husband in June. I'm looking into activities that are a touch more "manly" than boutique shopping and winery tours. Teenage son was a trooper and appreciated it when I gave in and went ziplining with him.

Among the activities are lighthouse, cherry orchard, brewery and winery tours, strolling along either shore, the popular fish boil, Segway & moped rentals, ferry tours, theaters, fishing excursions, etc.

The one thing I wanted to do if I ever returned was to camp in Penisula State Park. There seemed to be endless camping sites all nestled in trees along the shore. Very scenic. Our beast of a 5th wheel will not be making the trip. Instead, we're opting to drag out the giant canvas tent and will make do with a decent air bed and just the necessities.

There are many online sites with really good thorough info to get you started. Here's one:

http://doorcounty.com/what-to-do/recreational-activities/

I have done Door County. I most liked Peninsula State Park. Check it out.

We missed Monday and Tuesday, now that we warmed up to above 0 kids are back at it.

schools close at a rumor of a squaw . Cold temps and parents don't dress the kids properly. Welcome to the wussification of the letigious USA.

PAThwacker wrote:
Cold temps closed our daughters school for the second day in a row. Yesterday -6 at the bus stop to cold for the kids. Today 2hr delays (cold bus stop wtf 10 f) followed by busted pipe at her school 8:45am today.

she had 1 full day of school since 12/20!!!

-6F is only -21C, why cancel the buses? I've spent many mornings standing at the bus stop with my kids in temps below that. They don't send them outside for recess when that cold, but the buses still run.

michigansandzilla wrote:
Yep, 18 inches of snow and the windchill was -25 here in Michigan today. Kids are out of school for the third day in a row tomorrow because it's too cold for them to stand out at the bus stop.

I've been planning my vacations as a way to distract myself. 3 more months and we can dewinterize and get moving.

Same weather just east of you in Ontario, third day of school cancelled in a row today. We've had a foot of snow each each since Sunday... I've got nowhere left to put it all LOL

Cold temps closed our daughters school for the second day in a row. Yesterday -6 at the bus stop to cold for the kids. Today 2hr delays (cold bus stop wtf 10 f) followed by busted pipe at her school 8:45am today.

she had 1 full day of school since 12/20!!!

Door county is a popular location. I'll be there in May. Remember the weather by the lake is much cooler and to plan accordingly (ie: no swimming, the water is ice cold even when its 90 degrees outside).

Egg Harbor is a great campground. It books up quick, as do all the campgrounds in that area. There are a lot of gift shops. Its cool to see the bon fires around the lake too. There's a few things you can bike too, it may be worth bring the bikes.

Aqua-land private campground was good in 1990's. I haven't been there in many years though.