You bet, not unheard of especially if its not snowing , i would lay odds they drag that survey sled behind the Bombardier near continually around the clock tracking thickness and sampling water temp and if possible hopefully a liteweight groomers helping to keep the snow off the surface of the landing area and approaches to promote build. I've got a little extra cold hanging around out here Grande Prairie way and I can afford to send most of out East just to back up that storm that's hittin out there.

I have a feeling, just a feeling that a drill still turns at the Nest, maybe two, three....lol, after all when your running water lines etc.etc. you don't need freeze ups, they bring costly downtime, better to pay triple time for the holiday than to have everything freeze up. I would imagine that if there are crews still out there they'll be prepping for the arrival of the Big Drill soon as it can land.

Hat's off to all the folks still out at camp keeping things from freezing the heck up, to all the camp hands, cooks, swampers...all the support staff but most of all the drillers and thier familys, have a safe Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

A special hats off to Wes and the team for making time and taking the time this Christmas to ensure all the children of Marten Falls and Webequie receives a gift this year.

http://norontresources.com/rofchristmasfund/

Good stuff.

2010 is sure to be a fantastic year for the ROF.

And with that, Notster's signing off for this year, see you all next year!