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Check those legs out!

Hope they still serve breakfast??

You could get to the Delta quick in that thing.

I was in the same boat as you Bob, would spend a lot of time (and money) setting up trips and at the last minute many would back out, I had enough of that now I jump in my truck and head north alone. As you say its not that difficult to find someone to ride with and I have rode with many members on this site and have been invited back so I guess I'm doing OK.

That's hilarious Mike! I wanna try some of your wine the next time we get together.

Thanks for the report, please keep them coming we are heading up 3/4. Looks like plenty of snow?

I have the same sled, 9500 miles (not kilometers) and nothing but routine maintenance, runs and starts as good as the day I bought it. Did 180 miles today. But like Jack said, if you want a new one?

Bill, save me a seat at the breakfast table, should be there Mon. am, see you then.

I will do my best!

Nice report Paddy, looks like you have a new sled? Possibly see you next week.

Funny!

Snocrazed, give Mike a break, he just realized today that if he "burps" his sled it is not as good on fuel as he thought, he is all distressed. He is considering going back to a 2-smoke.

Hey! I thought we were buddies! Oh well, anyone that knows me would know that wolf would have food for a week. And Phil1, Mike wouldn't have to run, just walk fast to beat me.

Hey Bill, did you pick up JG and do it in one day like you said? Say hi to her and the gang for me and tell them I am still having trouble with this freaking phone!! BTW that is how "Tug Hill" is always in my experience.

I have seen a lot of coy dogs in my time ( have quite a few where I live) and it was much too large for a coy dog or coyote. Beautiful animal really, looked very healthy. BTW, we watched this animal for a maybe a minute, it wasn't like we just caught a glimpse of it. Tracks were huge, picture does not do it justice.