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It’s one we like to go to because it’s no too far, they have a couple tracks and trails too. We like the 15 Practice track during the week as it’s close, fun, and not busy, good one after school/work and before dark. also enjoy moto park and swiona when time allows it.

Gopher Dunes open this weekend too.

Well, the more the earth warms, the less we need heat, to idle vehicles, etc, and pollute, so really we should be embracing it .

It’s done UTS, get the boat out.

I remember the wall mounted one - it was still there the last time we stopped in there for gas many years ago.

The rest of my family are travelling for March break - my son and I are home - hoping for a turn of weather for that so we can go riding, if not - then lets get the bikes, boats, pwcs, fishing rods and golf clubs out

Taking down my Christmas lights in a long sleeve t-shirt. Not crisp here 😁

I am jealous and happy. that said, we are celebrating a 5 day season.

You are being realistic with what’s in front and forecasted. it’s done without ever getting started.

Have seen 2 today - it's a beauty day out there

It's in a box somewhere - but I have a Pickerel Lake Lodge t-shirt somewhere with a Jackalope on it - and the gun with the bend in it to shoot them as they would only approach you from behind......:) I would wear that to school as a kid and people had no clue WTF it was all about. Good times. My parents loved riding up there - those trails way back were the cream of the crop

Nope

Not sure if these guys are still around or not http://www.indysnowmobilesalvage.com/

Well, just spent my lunch hour buying my son a new dirt bike! Might as well get something we'll use. Ready for spring now

1 or 2 more hockey seasons to go and then it will be my time. i bet riding around up there is incredible.

Sledding has gotten so far away from its grass roots that is not even funny. it has now become a recreational hobby for the elite. i am 48 and have never not owned a sled, they have been in our family since before I was born. at those prices, and given the shift in availability of conditions, I won’t be buying another one. there is just way too many other enjoyable things to do out there for a lot less and that are not dependent on weather.

Just falling in line with BRP pricing

Checked in - our neighbor rode sleds and was an x police officer - and went there via a connection to Al ( x police officer ) - so that is how we found our way to going there for sledding adventures.

Our roads are bare, ice is thin, snow is nominal, worst winter in my lifetime for where our cottage is, no debate.

That was one of the first places my parents started staying at in the 70's and early 80's when they went snowmobiling. Were your aunt and uncle from southern Ontario by chance? For some reason - I feel like that connection is how my parents came to know of the place

How is the ice?

White to green over night. we can just move along to summer now, it’s time to flush this winter good-bye.

That's pretty messed up. Surprised we also did not read the sled was stolen.

On the bold, you're absolutely right, and I'm not sure that most people understand that. There is nothing stopping anyone from naming a potential target defendant in a SOC - and then, as you pointed out, resources are required to defend against it. Money well spent - but spent! I have seen few defendants released from actions until after the Examination for Discovery process has been undertaken, which takes quite a bit of work, time and expense even to get up to and through that point. You can always try, but threatening costs if not does not usually scare too many Plaintiff firms. As I mentioned, with 1% liability on the books - they're going to look anywhere and everywhere for potential defendants. On costs, my experience differs a little - most times if we are successful and seeking, they are awarded - sometimes in full - sometimes partial - sometimes up to the max ( small claims ). Collecting on them is another story

Yes they can and do all the time.