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  1. Manure buckets and Ski-doos. "Put away the keyboard, said the inside voice".
    4 points
  2. Haha, I forgot about that video! It sometimes feels like I’m herding cats for sure but we are a good team. Thanks for the Stoney Keppel Riders love! I love our little club and wish for other clubs to gather such a great group.
    3 points
  3. We need bridge builders, as do many clubs. Most can swing a hammer, run a saw, lay down boards. That's as easy as pounding in a stake, hanging a sign, even running a groomer. Grunt work. We need more of them. The tougher bridge work is the bridge between land owners, governments, municipalities, counties, those who would push back at organized sledding and "herding the cats" that are the groomer operators. I self identify as a feral cat. Anti social, avoid humans. That type of person is much harder to come by. Christy can do both FTW!!
    3 points
  4. If volunteers just billed the OFSC for their fuel used in their trucks, atvs, snowmobiles, chainsaws, generators, etc., you would already be paying $400. Let alone all the donated(free) use of personal tools, trucks, atvs, equipment, supplies, lumber donations, etc.. Going to the AGM, which is a working weekend, with costs covered is a small token of appreciation, IMO, for the hundreds of hours of annual volunteer time the leadership provides. If they were paid for their hours, as the groomer operators are, your trail pass would likely be many times higher. UsedtoSkidoo. As you know, volunteers is only way to keep the cost of the trail permits reasonable. We do it because we are passionate about keeping the provincial trail system alive. Maybe we should do like the ski hills do and charge $80 a day for when you want to ride the trails. That may provide enough resources to pay everyone as long as we can maintain the same amount of ridership. Call Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau and ask them for some funding. Good luck! Just my $.02
    3 points
  5. Love stopping at that clubhouse!
    1 point
  6. I was there I do feel disconnected by the online however it does work
    1 point
  7. Till Doctor shaft smoker shuts you down you means. Sharpen the pitch forks, warm the tar and pluck the chickens.
    1 point
  8. Relying on Volunteers for a Multi Million dollar inter provincial trail system that brings in Billions of revenue to the Canadian Economy is downright stupid.
    1 point
  9. Good luck And I think this is a good hijack. Helps us all
    1 point
  10. You can. How is the wifi thermostat powered, if it is from the unit then it needs compatible voltages (ie 24V) or powered independently, hence the voltage isolation using a relay.
    1 point
  11. I would connect to the wall thermostat J18 connector, you can use a wifi thermostat directly if the contacts are voltage (potential free) or an interposing relay connect to a wifi switch. The switch energizes the relay coil, the relay contacts are wired in series to enable/disable the circuit and then uses the existing thermostat. You then don't have to be concerned about mixing voltages.
    1 point
  12. Older volunteers. That's what you'll find at polling booths in a couple of weeks. Jackass' election. Sorry, I digress. Some " booths " are apparently okay. Others not.
    1 point
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