My family was involved in both wars but today I write to remember my wifes great grandfather. He served with the Cameron Highlanders in 1914 before going to war, and an illustrated photo of him and his regiment before and after showing how many remained in 1918 after the armistice. He was one of those who made it so for me and mine we owe this man thanks and respect for being tough enough to muster through. My wifes tough as an anvil she got the war scars from both sides. But for today we'll stick with the one. Lest we forget    

If it works/rides anywhere close to how it looks - it'll be a home run for sure. Super pumped  

I'm eager to hear how the new catalyst is for you. I think they are one of the best looking sleds out there right now.

I have seen the odd reports still of how warm the waters are, which is why they are forecasting that really bad (warm) winter. As we know, open lakes also mean snow squall activity with the right conditions, so who knows what will happen, like every year. BUT, we always have that chat about the cold before the snow, snow falling an non frozen trail is crap for longevity and opening a trail up.....but you cannot ride on dirt, at least most will not, so as always, a double edge sword! So I 100% agree, here is hoping, what else can we do ... lol ...   

We were riding the field by our cottage on December 14th last year. Earliest I've ever ridden those fields would be this up coming weekend - fall of 1995 when I picked up my snow checked XLT.   We'll see how it goes.