Rich Saul

You should carry more insurance on your lawn mower than your sled.. Just a observation from your knowledge posts...

I personally think that the biggest problem is staffing the place. Been to hh a number of times. A couple times seems more dramatic than nessary from the e staff. But that my observation.. Still quite a challenge. But you took it on. Continue. Or sell it..

You run with a wide load banner?? 12 ft wide is permit width??

Really..? April fools.

Rooms booked..

Good point about the rooms. Just talked about it at breakfast..

We will be coming from thunder bay area.

Planned on wawa for Tuesday.?think we just go to dub. Save the road rash..

Tree bears was great a few years ago. We were in New 2 bedroom cabins. Meals were great. Gas in town then. Would definitely go back..

Drop and go north.. dry pine bay is likley real bad slush.

You can park in alban at the community center. C trail runs around the property.Not sure about noelville .

At least you can say you have volunteered.. Great job...

I did. Thought I try quote idea..

Where is the sled located? If still for sale?

We had lunch there in the early summer late spring. Food was better than I remembered in the past. All new staff and management . Looked like lots of improvement over years ago.. I would go for it. Trail groomed right to the parking lot.

Not very sled accessible. Paved road plowed regularly.

Thought you might be taking Greg when I saw the cutter pic..

How did you make out?

With up.to 30 mm of rain forecast and low snow amount. Go north... I was involved in the area trails for 18 years. You will not be happy...

Freinds that live in the French river trailers to Elliott lake this week. Little more driving can save you a lot of grief..

They are great people. Ross and Frenda. Forget the sons name but have met in the past.. Hope the best for all of them. Just shows what link in trail can do to affect many lives..

A few years ago when we were there. The wing fell off. Over a bank I was told. Asked if they wanted help to get it out. Deal with it in the spring was the answer.. Hopefully it ca stay open in the future. Puts a dim light on snowmobile tours in my mind...