Woke up this morning, everything was still open from yesterday, then slowly watched it close up one club at a time, except for Conestoga. Packed up the wife and kid including the sleds and made a run for one last ride in the south.  I honestly couldn’t believe how good they were, it was almost like they went out grooming last night, I really don’t know but they were damn good on this fine day. I can’t remember the last time I was able to take the liner out of my jacket, wear my t-shirt, thin gloves, all vents open and bar warmers off. What a day. Even got to seeBambi!    We may have one more ride in us up north somewhere in a couple weeks, but if not, today would be our last ride. Last year we ended our season in Conestoga, and it just so happens we might’ve done that again today.   Saw 2 other guys out, and then we came across the OPP just before the clubhouse. Both had their panels open when we pulled up behind them, so I asked if they were all good. I guess both of them blew their belts, but the one realized the reason his likely blew was because it was on backwards. They also couldn’t believe how good the trails were.   

Just came in from a ride trails are in good shape it will depend on how rain we get Saturday 

Thats my plan also,they are calling for 1ft of snow on long range for the eleveth or twelvth i seen.🫰

Our group of 4 saddlebagged for over 30 years together. Worked great only booking 2 rooms (adjoining where possible), easier to get table for 4 at restaurants and only one vehicle and trailer to deal with. Got so that we only had 2 guys who would lead and the 3rd & 4th guys always rode in same position. We even had different riders that brought different maintenance items like antifreeze and tools to save space for necessities LOL. Great times and memories.

8 would be too many for me. too many people to keep on the same page and too much likelihood of something going wrong