Pic's from Jan 26th ..... trail patrol Blitz today
Pretty good here, I couldn't tell you how many sleds we waved on today, but it was probably in the hundreds between our two groups of TP members. Awesome compliance considering the numbers. The group I was with got one in the am, but we gave him a chance to put his money where his mouth is, he said he just got the sled and tried to get a permit on his way out this morn, Ya he should of had the permit before hitting the trail but we gave him the benifit of the doubt and wrote him the ticket let him procide to the club house to get a permit, and call me with the info as soon as he got it, and we would quash the ticket. We didn't want to spoil the day for his 4 or 5 other riding buds. About an hour later we headed by the club house to another check point area, and he waved us down with his permit in hand. The other Rampman bumped into, he wasn't patroling today but did come across a sled and ATV heading down a trail on private property to get to the lake (suposidly to go fishing) no permit on the sled (both relics of the cold war) and the description fit a past complaint we had from the land owner who's property the trail was on they were seen today, Rampman relayed the info to me via phone and I in return relayed it to TVB, who will further persue Here's a few pic's from today. Happy riders stopping to thank us for not stopping them and waving them through, right at where PPSC trails and Long Saults meet :lol:
PPSC club member Conrad and his lads out enjoying the day :D
The group that was with the guy who we cut a break to, at the club house
Meeting up and joining with the other group of TP lads on the railbed north of Port
After lunch in Port we meet up and chatted it up with Shadow 44 and Adrenilin Rush out on Scugog.
Todays TP blitz crew (TVB, Kevchev, Steve Mo Sp and Brandon .... minus GTXer who had to head home a little earlier) at the end of the day having some fun blowing off some fuel on the way back down the lake to the club house.
Cool to see winter has arrived and the lake villages have poped back up. 8)
Pretty good here, I couldn't tell you how many sleds we waved on today, but it was probably in the hundreds between our two groups of TP members. Awesome compliance considering the numbers. The group I was with got one in the am, but we gave him a chance to put his money where his mouth is, he said he just got the sled and tried to get a permit on his way out this morn, Ya he should of had the permit before hitting the trail but we gave him the benifit of the doubt and wrote him the ticket let him procide to the club house to get a permit, and call me with the info as soon as he got it, and we would quash the ticket. We didn't want to spoil the day for his 4 or 5 other riding buds. About an hour later we headed by the club house to another check point area, and he waved us down with his permit in hand. The other Rampman bumped into, he wasn't patroling today but did come across a sled and ATV heading down a trail on private property to get to the lake (suposidly to go fishing) no permit on the sled (both relics of the cold war) and the description fit a past complaint we had from the land owner who's property the trail was on they were seen today, Rampman relayed the info to me via phone and I in return relayed it to TVB, who will further persue Here's a few pic's from today. Happy riders stopping to thank us for not stopping them and waving them through, right at where PPSC trails and Long Saults meet :lol:
PPSC club member Conrad and his lads out enjoying the day :D
The group that was with the guy who we cut a break to, at the club house
Meeting up and joining with the other group of TP lads on the railbed north of Port
After lunch in Port we meet up and chatted it up with Shadow 44 and Adrenilin Rush out on Scugog.
Todays TP blitz crew (TVB, Kevchev, Steve Mo Sp and Brandon .... minus GTXer who had to head home a little earlier) at the end of the day having some fun blowing off some fuel on the way back down the lake to the club house.
Cool to see winter has arrived and the lake villages have poped back up. 8)