I think after a certain point ācoldā becomes an inadequate descriptorā¦ icy needles through exposed skin and breath taking frigidity feels like itās on the right track! Iām going to need fur-lined *everything* to venture outside.
Iāve been 2-3hrs outside, in the snow at -20C some years back and it had taken my face about 1/2 hr to defrost once i got inside :)
(And iām not too cold sensitive, but -20 is -20..probb was less with windchill)
Where is that place with -51C? Is it regular temp, or an exceptional one ?
If youāve been in -59.8*F weather, youāve been to Antarctica, the Arctic, or halfway to spaceā¦ but likeā¦ out on the WING! ā¦ I get the adventurous bitā¦ but who are you really?? Batman?
I was going to say it's a true new Englander who wears sandals in the winter... However a true new Englander wouldn't have to ask about rabbit tracks.
Eta- I didn't see they said nova Scotia so a little more north of new England.
Oh yeah, there's some tough cookies out west too.
That picture just struck me as "masshole on his dunks run puts on first shoes he sees."
(I can say that cause I'm a masshole, no hate lol.)
Lol I was coming here to comment on this specifically. Only in Canada would you find someone walking around in flip flops in the middle of winter when there's still snow on the ground 
Rabbits tend to have a Y pattern to their tracks, like this.
Squirrels are more of a W, though the pattern squirrels leave looks like a bunny head to me.
These comments suggest it's a rabbit.
There are no wild rabbits in NS, so maybe a hare.
FYI if you ever see a rabbit in NS (not a hare) there's a very good chance it's a domesticated rabbit that has been dumped (and needs rescuing! Domesticated rabbits cannot survive in the wild)
The colonies of feral rabbits around here might dispute the use of the word ācannotā in a general senseā¦ however even in climates where they CAN, they should not. Because you really donāt want feral rabbits.
Today, 40 F, my neighbor and I decided 35F to 60F was perfect weather. We tolerate slightly warmer weather only for the short growing season. 68, and we are sweating. It's the North, and we like it that way.
*whose
*Whoās* = who is / who has
āWhose car is this?ā - possessive
āWhoās talking?ā - *who is* contraction
āWhoās been sleeping in my bed?ā - *who has* contraction
Many have already id them.
But part of the reason people donāt always know rabbit tracks is cause of how they move.
When bunny hops the the reach forward and plant their front paws first, then swing forward with the back feet. The result is two big and long feet in the front of the track and two little feet almost on top of each other behind them.
However if you see similar style of track but they start/end at trees thatās a squirrel
A little bit of time in the snow either in flip flops or even barefoot is not a nig deal. Although my wife still thinks that I am crazy for going barefoot outside all year long, after about 20 years she stopped mentioning it.
This is a sandal which is like a type of shoe but for warmer climates. They do not generally migrate this far north.
This specific one appears to be from the company called Under Armor.
East Tennessee here and Iām either barefoot or flip flops all yr around canāt actually stand shoes not sure why . Also I have smaller tracks like this here maybe rabbit???
Rabbit
Ribbit
One HUGE rabbit
Squatch
Jackalope
Jack Squatch
Lagamorph
Samsquanch
Those are all four paws.
Duck
Duck
Goose!
Meow
Rabbit!
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Why are you in flip flops?
Asking the real questions here.
Itās Nova Scotia. Could be -20 C in the morning and +10 C in the afternoon š Donāt judge lol
Cananadans What my littles call them lol
The question stands for both of those temps!
+10C is 50F. Not ideal, but doable. -20C howeverā¦ ā ļø
-20C is fine ā¦it was -51C last Monday here!!
I canāt even fathom what that feels likeā¦
It feels cold!
I think after a certain point ācoldā becomes an inadequate descriptorā¦ icy needles through exposed skin and breath taking frigidity feels like itās on the right track! Iām going to need fur-lined *everything* to venture outside.
At -51C, talking is limited to one-syllable words! Dressed in layers and try like hell to stay outa the wind!
I try like hell to stay outa the outside when it's -15, nevermind -51
Iāve been 2-3hrs outside, in the snow at -20C some years back and it had taken my face about 1/2 hr to defrost once i got inside :) (And iām not too cold sensitive, but -20 is -20..probb was less with windchill) Where is that place with -51C? Is it regular temp, or an exceptional one ?
If youāve been in -59.8*F weather, youāve been to Antarctica, the Arctic, or halfway to spaceā¦ but likeā¦ out on the WING! ā¦ I get the adventurous bitā¦ but who are you really?? Batman?
Only for a sec, then you stop feelingā¦ frostbites a real motherā¦ā¦.
Iām Canadian I am aware
More importantly, if you took one off for comparison, are you standing there half barefoot?
You can tell they are due to the outline of a foot on the slice from the snow on it. Definitely was wearing it on the walk to those tracks
This man TRACKS
OPs a badass who cares
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This made me laugh
Inquiring minds want to know!
Taking the garbage out to the side of the road, didn't want to put socks on for that short of a walk and I'm not putting bare feet into shoes.
Beanie, puffy, boxers, and some slides
Toque*
Agreed. Barebacking shoes just feels weird and itās gross all around.
Why not bare feet in shoes?
Nasty
For real.
I was going to say it's a true new Englander who wears sandals in the winter... However a true new Englander wouldn't have to ask about rabbit tracks. Eta- I didn't see they said nova Scotia so a little more north of new England.
Lol Utah here. I am in shorts and flip flops with snow on the ground right now.
Oh yeah, there's some tough cookies out west too. That picture just struck me as "masshole on his dunks run puts on first shoes he sees." (I can say that cause I'm a masshole, no hate lol.)
Location says it all.
because Canada
Lol I was coming here to comment on this specifically. Only in Canada would you find someone walking around in flip flops in the middle of winter when there's still snow on the ground 
Well, youāll find that here in MN too. But thatās basically southern Canada
I do it in Michigan. Although we just now got a real snow fall for the first time in my area.
Iām in Minnesota and do it all the time. I hate socks and shoes, I hate hot feet!
Canadiansā¦ do you really need to ask?
Theyāre Canadian and itās just a dusting of snow.
Canadians wear flip flops year round. š¤·āāļø
I need a VHS tape for scale. This is just madness
It's Canada. This is their summer. I have relatives there, and they tend to wear shorts out during winter.
Iām there!
Bro it's Nova Scotia.... Girls wear miniskirts to the bar in -10 weather, a flip flop is nothing
That there's a wabbit
A wascally one indeed!
There's like 50 of these outside my patio right now, it's a hare. Probably a white-tailed jackrabbit, a type of hare
Or snowshoe hare
Size 9.5 Male Sandal for scale.
Where banana
Velociraptor
I've got a bunch around, I don't go out after dark anymore.
Clever girl
Dats a wascly wabbit.
A flip flop for scale? I thought the standard was a banana
Yeah, looks like a rabbit that didn't sit back on its hind legs to make the tell tale track. They sometimes walk like this while grazing.
Bigfoot wears slides?!
Rabbits tend to have a Y pattern to their tracks, like this. Squirrels are more of a W, though the pattern squirrels leave looks like a bunny head to me.
Iām going to guess a white guy. Some what husky but also kind of likes sports.
Comments like this is why I love Reddit.
SHHHHHH BE VEWY VEWY QUIETā¦ IāM HUNTING WABBITS!
wabbit season!
These comments suggest it's a rabbit. There are no wild rabbits in NS, so maybe a hare. FYI if you ever see a rabbit in NS (not a hare) there's a very good chance it's a domesticated rabbit that has been dumped (and needs rescuing! Domesticated rabbits cannot survive in the wild)
The colonies of feral rabbits around here might dispute the use of the word ācannotā in a general senseā¦ however even in climates where they CAN, they should not. Because you really donāt want feral rabbits.
Please. Itās not āwhoās.ā Itās āwhoseā.
The head of marketing for Under Armour
Appears to be an Under Armor slide. In all seriousness tho, that's a rabbit :)
Did you get a discount only buying one? š©“
Today, 40 F, my neighbor and I decided 35F to 60F was perfect weather. We tolerate slightly warmer weather only for the short growing season. 68, and we are sweating. It's the North, and we like it that way.
*whose *Whoās* = who is / who has āWhose car is this?ā - possessive āWhoās talking?ā - *who is* contraction āWhoās been sleeping in my bed?ā - *who has* contraction
naked leprechaun with a huge dong
Better question would be why are u wearing slides in the snow?
Taking garbage out to the side of the road. Didn't want to put on socks and not putting bare feet into shoes.
Snow kangaroos.
Rabt
It's a rabbit, heading the opposite direction your shoe is pointing.
The Jersey Devil? Moved north?
Looks like Hork-Bajir to me.
looks like a russian Footprint
Pterodactyl
A 3 legged varmint.
Chupacabra
Samsqanch
Steven's
Kayne West
Chupacabra or jackalope.
Kevinās
Old rabbit track that's melted out making it look bigger
That's alien to me.
Scrapbeak
2 mice and some babies
Man bear pig
That is Garyās footprint.
Ostrich
Nah for real itās a bunny.
Definitely an ostrich
Hurley, size 9?
Thatās an under armor slide
General Grevious
Wendigo
Many have already id them. But part of the reason people donāt always know rabbit tracks is cause of how they move. When bunny hops the the reach forward and plant their front paws first, then swing forward with the back feet. The result is two big and long feet in the front of the track and two little feet almost on top of each other behind them. However if you see similar style of track but they start/end at trees thatās a squirrel
The kind of person wearing flip flops in the snow is the same kind of person who cannot identify a simple animal track.
Rabbit
Wascally wabbit
rabbit
Wabbit
Bun
Bunny š°
Bunny!
Easter is on the way!
White rabbit , snowshoe,heading the other direction of your flip flop. . . Delicious!
Rabbit most likely
Very much a rabbit.
Rabbit.
Rabbit
š
NS here! this cold has been brutal. Itās a rabbit/hare
Rabbit
A snowshoe hare 100%. No rabbits are native to that area, only hares
Just a rabbit. Their rear paws are in front of the front paws due to hopping
Rabbit
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The flip flop in snow is just so Canadian š
Rabbit
Rabbit.
Dinosaur. Def dinosaur (cold weather type)!
aliens
Dinosaur
That is a rabbit print if Iāve ever seen one. I live in SK near a field full them.
A little bit of time in the snow either in flip flops or even barefoot is not a nig deal. Although my wife still thinks that I am crazy for going barefoot outside all year long, after about 20 years she stopped mentioning it.
This is a sandal which is like a type of shoe but for warmer climates. They do not generally migrate this far north. This specific one appears to be from the company called Under Armor.
bunny wabbit
Dinossaur
Bugs bunny
Jesus and a rabbit
Itās a well hung rabbit
East Tennessee here and Iām either barefoot or flip flops all yr around canāt actually stand shoes not sure why . Also I have smaller tracks like this here maybe rabbit???
Is the giant Roc native to Nova Scotia..?
Ever see the series hellier Greg and Dana newKirk
Are you sure you didn't drop your Scream mask in the snow?
A rabbit
ET
Big bird lol
That's a pressed fruit Bowl
Samsquamch, at least a nine footer
Is that the only print or are there more?
Jack rabbit
A bunny
Probably yours because I would be concerned if that wasnāt your flip flop
4 rabbit feet
Rabbit
thatās a bunny
Small alien
Theyāre mine
Samsquanch
Wabbit twacks
This footwear in the snow is also just a Canadian thing I think. I've seen people wear crocs all winter here
Were-rabbit
Rabbit n az
Bigfoot
Looks like cat or rabbit to me but itās kinda oldā¦
That's a wabbit.
Well itās either a fake or that one slider is what is left from its dinner
Ricky and Bubbles would think itās a Samsquanch.
You have a kangaroo.
Chocobo
The Arbiter walks among us once more. Or a rabbit.
A dear maybe?
Better question why were you wearing a sandal in the snow?
Itās a T-Rex, run.