Lookin good out there !
Just got in from a little rip, at 5:20 I told the wife I'd be back in an hour or so for dinner, needless to say 3 hours later and dinner is cold ............ so is the wife :o Ran out and checked out the newly staked canal trail PPSC #4 then freshly staked lake to the Nonquon trail head, E108 north up to the rail bed. Then ran the rail bed down through Blackwater back onto PPSC #1, back to E108 south and picked up PPSC #2 back to the lake. All groomed but drifting over big time in open spots, no rocks or bare spots to speak of just a couple of bumpy rutted spots on PPSC #1 .......... lots "o" snow out there 8) I took the E108 land trail (swamp trail) back to the club house, bumpy and some bare spots in the corners but coverage was good, so good if you didn't know where pallet parkway was you'd ride right over it with out knowing you were on it. E108 along Line 3 ditch has been groomed and is in great shape so are the field streches and north south ditch back to the club house. I bumped into PPSC forum member "Bill" on his Canuk Edition F7 busting drifts heading north from the club house, after he helped some guys load up a dead RXL, so instead of heading home I ran out to Burkton with him. E108 east has greatly improved since the weekend, groomer was able to clean up the 4x4 ruts to easly passable but still noticable. A few clicks on the ski's but no biggy, best of all was little to no snirt :thumbsup: Bill was going to run east with some buddy's he hooked up with at Hwy 57, hopefully all was just as good going that way. So anyways realizing it was 7 I high tailed it back to the house, only to bump into a buddy who said "hey wanna do a lap of the pond via the canals" ........ who am I to say no to a riding buddy ............... so I finally rolled back to the nest at 8:30 and 117 miles later, with a big ass grin on my face :wink:
Just got in from a little rip, at 5:20 I told the wife I'd be back in an hour or so for dinner, needless to say 3 hours later and dinner is cold ............ so is the wife :o Ran out and checked out the newly staked canal trail PPSC #4 then freshly staked lake to the Nonquon trail head, E108 north up to the rail bed. Then ran the rail bed down through Blackwater back onto PPSC #1, back to E108 south and picked up PPSC #2 back to the lake. All groomed but drifting over big time in open spots, no rocks or bare spots to speak of just a couple of bumpy rutted spots on PPSC #1 .......... lots "o" snow out there 8) I took the E108 land trail (swamp trail) back to the club house, bumpy and some bare spots in the corners but coverage was good, so good if you didn't know where pallet parkway was you'd ride right over it with out knowing you were on it. E108 along Line 3 ditch has been groomed and is in great shape so are the field streches and north south ditch back to the club house. I bumped into PPSC forum member "Bill" on his Canuk Edition F7 busting drifts heading north from the club house, after he helped some guys load up a dead RXL, so instead of heading home I ran out to Burkton with him. E108 east has greatly improved since the weekend, groomer was able to clean up the 4x4 ruts to easly passable but still noticable. A few clicks on the ski's but no biggy, best of all was little to no snirt :thumbsup: Bill was going to run east with some buddy's he hooked up with at Hwy 57, hopefully all was just as good going that way. So anyways realizing it was 7 I high tailed it back to the house, only to bump into a buddy who said "hey wanna do a lap of the pond via the canals" ........ who am I to say no to a riding buddy ............... so I finally rolled back to the nest at 8:30 and 117 miles later, with a big ass grin on my face :wink: