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  1. 10 minutes ago, revrnd said:

    Seeing the conditions around the province I dont think sledders will feel the need drive from far & wide to districts 10 & 11.

    I might, but the whole stay in your health unit would have to be listed also.

    Conditions here in my area of D1 are the worst in many, many years. Railbeds are worn through, not enough snow in the bush, not enough in the ditches to groom between trail entrances, any field that is plowed is bad. Sad.

    We've had seasons end early, but never take this long to get going.

    Things are posted yellow, I asked if there is an orange option, LoL. 

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  2. 48 minutes ago, volunteer2 said:

    so I heard from a buddy this guy didn't close up the cross country ski trails      and now they find out he is a member of the club in NB  ?  

    That would sound about right. I wouldn't be surprised by that at all.

    Rules for thee, not for me. Turd.

     

     

  3. 11 hours ago, stoney said:

    Skiing could have easily been left open, just means might be a longer line for the chair lift due to "social distancing", but if you have a face covering, which most would anyways, that is limiting the spread as well.

    Minimize even more the number of people getting rentals at one time.

    Keep the chalet closed or provide a drive thru type window for people wanting to order food from outside.

    And bathroom use is limited by numbers, even plop a Johnny on the spot or two outside.

    What else is there really.....

    :crazy:

     

    As I sit here reading this morning, I can see my local skihill is making snow. Do they know something we don't?

    Would seem like a wasted effort to make snow at this point, seeing Ford is talking about tightening down more come Monday or Tuesday . And I read that there is talk of extension to the lockdown as well.

    Local hill put in 26 outhouses, had the chalet set up for permit purchase with outside window and food orders I believe. Also no access to inside lockers, put your gear on at your vehicle. There was more as well but I don't remember all of it. 

  4. 2 hours ago, revrnd said:

    A few years ago I only put 500 miles on the sled. Yes it sucked but I had no thoughts of selling it. Next year would be better was my thought.

    Leaf's fan by chance?

    Just kidding, I said the same for many years.

    I said the same at the end of '19, wasn't a good year for me, was glad to see it gone, and thought 2020 couldn't be much worse. Damn, was I wrong.

     

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  5. 14 hours ago, GTC said:

    Going to be tough for us, as our club is split right in the middle of 2 different health units

    Same thing here. Two different health units within our club, and we butt up against a third. Grooming/ not grooming will be interesting if it ever snows.

     

     

  6. 9 hours ago, tricky said:

    Spring lockdown did flatten the curve, restrictions were relaxed I and I wound up having two great bike trips with friends in eastern Ontario and western Quebec, all Covid free. I am turning into a real "glass half full" guy, relative to my fellow snowmobilers. I am the sour puss relative to my biker friends.  I agree whole heartedly on the role of the liquor and beer stores in keeping my attitude positive.

    Agreed, it wasn't meant to rid us of the virus, just control it from overwhelming the health care system. This round is the same game plan, so the outcome will be no different I suspect, hopefully we are no worse for it, only better. But I just don't see 28 days getting us back to the numbers needed to relax the lockdown.

     

    Good on you for the bike trips, you weren't alone apparently by the number of bikes going by here.

    I foolishly cancelled my insurance this spring when the first lockdown happened, as I understood it would be considered unnecessary travel. Ended up being too busy to have used it anyway.

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    Not sure if my glass is half full,  or half empty. It's somewhere in the middle though.

  7. My bet is it will be extended. Spring lockdown didn't get rid of it, this one will be no different, as it sounds like the plan is the same. On top of that, the new strain is apparently more easily spread.

     

    As long as  LCBO and the beer store are essential, I guess I will be fine, or broke.

     

     

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  8. 30 minutes ago, revrnd said:

     

    Least you got anchor points nearby. We learned a lesson from our dunking, leave a clevis in the receiver. Pretty much froze our hands trying to put one & the adapter in last spring.

    Got lucky, as I was alone, but was able to winch off a small dead cedar tree. It wiggled some but held up. Won't cut it down now. LOL

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  9. I only leave up the signs that are on private property in the bush that don't tend to be shot at. Other than those, I take em all down, billboard's too.

    Here's this morning's little adventure on the A trail. It's been better, LOL.

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  10. Great day on some new to me trails. Mostly old rail lines but the Top E portion between Smith Falls and Harrowsmith is really nice, not just a straight line like the 311 is. Too bad this warm spell will likely screw up that area, wide bare spots on the K+P just north of Harrowsmith.

    Just over 300k for the day. Thanks to all the club's we passed through today.

     

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  11. We were there once many years ago. Sunday brunch was on and we didn't mix in real good in our 2 stroke smelling suits and the church crowd. But we did have a guy playing the violin through the room.

    It was very good food, but just seemed to fancy, for me anyway. 

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