Never-ever-before-seen footage of Michigan's Snurfing origin discovered by Sparta man

It was Christmas Day 1965 when Muskegon native Sherman Poppen decided to take his daughters out of the house so his then pregnant wife could get some piece.
Little did Poppen know what would happen that cold and snowy day in his backyard would be his discovery of the Snurfer, which set in motion a new snow sport.
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[@samiam5557]

Our family got a snerf board for Christmas in '67 or '68. I preferred my FlexibleFlyer rudder sled though.

[@roberthesse157]

My cousin and I would take hills in the woods and dodge trees on the way down. Our invincible youth. Now it's like what were we thinking, oh yeah fun! Fun wasn't fun without danger in it.

[@ejnicks5644]

Awesome 👍

[@dace938]

NOT a Sprata man. Muskegon.

[@brendalasko4951]

Really that's what you report on. No wonder we don't watch you anymore. Where is the report on voters fruad??????

[@suzannemaple8030]

Here's a link for you. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/jan/04/trumps-phone-call-to-brad-raffensperger-five-key-points

[@thevalkyrie1477]

You seriously don't know how to spell PEACE?