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This is not "Where am I?" rather "Where I want to be! Can't get there this year, looking forward to 2022. Photo courtesy of Northbound

bonsoir !!! blue sky around noon....i was on my way to go to la cache.....once at the 16 ....a bit of grey sky .....at the 21 ....full grey .....then blowing snow... and no more plowing after the 37 ....turned around and went at the 28 ... jean-guy

You know it's a bad year when she's satisfied with 4" ! 🙂

Oh yes ...The old HI 🙂

Playhard, I am even confused, 😀😀, LOL, My response to SM was that the location originally pictured was the Petite Manicougan Dam that also has the Cartier railway tracks and at times the Iron ore train that uses the dam to cross the river as well, as it hauls Iron ore from Fermont to Port Cartier. Sorry for the confusion.

Mrs Gt was not in the "picture" but she was in Trailblazer's tracks. I think we were a week behind you guys.

22 January. -5c light snow continues probably 4” since yesterday afternoon 073DD5CC-53F8-4862-BC5F-D444CA49C667.MOV

bonjour !!! -26c at 6 am ....grey sky little crowd at the beach.. jean-guy

Rode two days in Vermont this week. Cant believe how spoiled we have become riding all these years in Quebec. Cant wait to get back.

I went for a short run here in Nova Scotia the other night. I had not gone far and said to myself " that is why I buy a $325 trail permit in Quebec"!!

LONG live Quebec trails

First pass Thursday. Things opening up slowly around here. Still need more snow IMHO.

That's it

×2 on that....

Sorry! The this ore that chat got my remaining 2 brain cells banging into each other about an old Abbot & Costello bit!

Delta?

Here's one that a few have passed.

How do you guys keep moving that boat to your sled?

Safe to presume that one is disqualified if one is in the photo?

I’m always in the lead these days, so always 2 fingers covering the brake in the hidden corners and my preference is weekdays, except there are probably more people with no fixed weekday job commitments this year.

We finally received a good snow drop of around a foot or a bit more on last Satuday (16 January) with still mild temperatures just below the freezing point. It was still mild on Sunday morning so we just did a short 45 miles run from St-Gabriel de Brandon going north on the #63/#23 round-trip to enjoy the scenery before the soft new trail base turn bumpy. I mounted a short video of our small ride. The video is in color but have alot of white!!! outstanding scenery, too bad the sun wasn't there. The temperarure drop to January like weather in the next days and with this new snow, most snowmobiles clubs will be able to open their trails and I expect the trail network to greatly shape up this week up to the south of our area even if some swamps and rivers will still need more time to be safe. We can tell that this season will really begin with the conditions we have now Alain