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At first reading, I thought your takeout order was so large ... you needed a rack Have a great summer!

We had a great time last year. Can't attend this year :( See the gang at the fall sled show.

Thanks Slomo and Mike...great point. Picturing the hybrid...Murphy with Mercer's hair... previously noted humour. Uniquely Canadian, indeed.

Way to go, group.

Congrats to Dubreuilville and Timmins - both have sections of trail still open. Dub has 'many' kms, Timmins less. Until next year ....

Great pics Fabio.

Too funny! Someone ( Dale ) actually took us down into a valley...too steep on both sides for groomers. Pointed to a spot where 2 trails join...the missing link. Great trails! I mean great TOP trail. Yeah..stay on the main trail.. nothing to see on the side trails LOL.

Thanks, Slomo. As mentioned, great summary of resources for Quebec snowmobiling.

Wow! Winter 2.0 indeed.

Thanks, revfnd " Red means red - closed " Hopefully events like this ( rationale is your safety! ) will help sledders ' get it '.

Way to go, SK

Wonderful pic. Stubborn moose. Guess you don't want to rile them (says the city boy).

I see that you've also snowmobiled with Domino. Silly mouse x2 lol.

Way to go, Andrey. Wonderful pics! Also wondering where that iron bridge is. Trail 'inscription' is a great idea.

Pretty much the same in the Northwest corridor of Ontario. First day..passed 3 riders ( 300 kms). Next day ..not sure if we saw anyone on the way out to Longlac. One group of 3 on the way back eastward the next day. More as you approached Hornpayne and D'ville ( sole rider, smaller groups). Fun part was actually joining up with some oc'rs on a ride from Dubreuville to White River day 4 ( incredible trails for this time of year). Waste high snow in D'ville area. Pulled a couple of sleds out after (failed) attempts at turning around ...too funny. Long days and trailside lunches make spring sledding special. Come hungry, my friends. Definitely plan for trailside snacks. Not the usual Feb " are we there yet".