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Hi JG & Quebec Bob, Lets hope the farmers almanac is right. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/08/30/winter-will-be-teeth-chattering-cold-have-plenty-snow-farmers-almanac-claims.html

Nice Phil. Used up like a Bic pen.

Hi Alain Happy to see you take advantage of April snow. Conditions looked terrific. With your report and pics I feel like I got one last trip in for 2018. Thanks and have a great off season. Jim & Gemma

Hi Tom, We stopped for gas and lunch on the way to Lake Trout. The people there were super nice they gave us a tour. Hot tubs out side. We were going to return for a stay. I guess it wasn't meant to be.

Joncas

This was parked there in the late afternoon 2014. He was gone when we woke in the am.

I have been east of the Moisie Twice. Early March. I like the longer day light hours. Mother nature dictates snow. Read Icemans Cote Nord 16, 17 trips. Tons of powder. You never know what will be thrown at you.

Hi JG, You pushed that machine to the limit with all the hours of grooming. Thanks for all the dedication. I hope its not too bad a fix.

I ran some numbers. Here is what I came up with. Sacre-Coeur to Baie-Comeau 191 miles. Baie-Comeau to Sept-Iles 205 miles (with nice orange trail). Sept-Iles to Havre St. Pierre 160 Miles. If you go to Baie Johan Beetz and back to Havre St. Pierre it would be a 248 mile day. Conditions will dictate when you pass the Moisie. I tried to make HSP from Port Cartier and came up short 2015. Lots of powder and lack of grooming. From Sept-Iles I made it no problem. The trail was groomed well this year.

Some scary stuff there. Reminds me of Mad Max bike vs 18 wheeler.

2009 Nice place.

Hi JG, The big 15 inches of snow storm in NYC turned into 2 inches. Thinking of your beautiful trails.

Hi, Nice Shot. Just a guess. Sept-Iles?

The map is Garman mapsource. I used windows paint for the arrows and text.