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Yabba dabba doo

$8 a gallon in Quebec I guess $4.25 doesn't sound too bad here 🤪

Time to fill up the Dodge Cummins.

The future QuebecRider will be all of us riding motorized wheel chairs,  racing them through the  halls at the Universel Hotel. Dinner's at 4:00 o'clock boys. Lights out at 7:00.
 

Wow, You're gonna never get through the Metal Detectors at the airport!
The Ankle Bolt's connected to the ....Knee Bolt, the Knee Bolts connected to the ....Leg Plate...
LOL!
GutZ

Today in Chibougamau 
 

Got the boat ready for this year. Made a few mods to compensate for fuel prices. 
Looking for 8 strong paddlers. 
 
 

$2.55.9 a liter diesel
gas is $2.15.4 today regular of course

I think come fall we will all will have adjusted to the new normal. I will help inflation and just bring up my fees to offset all the other increases we are seeing. Its tough for the retired folks for sure and those I feel a little bit bad for. I did comment to by buddy this winter that in the past it was the rooms and food where the costs were but this winter the gas was the high part. Maybe we'll have to start packing lunches and double up in the rooms, ok maybe not that extreme. Still stoked for riding. This past winter was some of the best riding I've had in a while. Trails with the extreme cold held up great. Long summer and this is just something for us to gripe about. Well at least for me.

This is further north by Opitciwan
 

Route 155  before La Tuque
the river St Maurice has exited its bed
 

Hips are easy Gutz, get er done. You using NEOS? Mikes right do what the doctors say and if you don't try not to get caught. The visiting nurse caught me in my driveway blowing leaves a week after surgery. She chewed me out. Don't know what the big deal was I had my walker with me?

Biden 2024
”take america back….to the stone age”
cavewomen had no baby formula either.

Yabba dabba doo

$8 a gallon in Quebec I guess $4.25 doesn't sound too bad here 🤪

Try this
 

42 minus 10 divided by 4 is 8 percent inflation....no big deal...the stuff you bought last summer for 100 dollars is only 108 now...8 percent ...thats what the liberals keep telling us..we have 8 percent inflation...it has to be true...your not trying to tell me this is fake news or anything like that are you....look this is basic liberal math....diesel is now 650 a gallon here in New England ...it was 215 in September...8 percent...heating oil is 675 a gallon...225 in September...8 percent....beef at the market was 10 to 12 dollars a pound...now 26 to 30....8 percent....if these guys tell you what time it is...I'd recommend getting a second opinion...all the folks at the bottom of the pay scale that were promised the world for free...they can't even afford to breathe...at 65 years old ...this is the worst show I've ever seen.

Wonder how it got south of the Saint Lawrence?

At the Gouin snow is melting very slow up there this year, and there is a LOT of it.  Interesting pictures from last year at this time to now.
Pourvoirie Le Chenail du Nord, just north of Forestville also still burried.
 

I agree, someone took the easy way out. I have read many articles saying polar bear numbers are on the decline.  A tranquilizer dart and the helicopter with a sling back across the river.

Zero excuse for not tagging and relocating this animal...so much to learn...about the bears and who should be doing this job...who ever made this decision should be fired immediately. These bears come into Labrador in large numbers every spring...none are killed.

I just found this statement from the ministry of Quebec on the APTN website:
The Ministrie has been working with provincial and local governments to safely transport the polar bear back to its natural habitat or to the polar bear sanctuary of the zoo in St Felicien. Unfortunately, due to enforcement of current Covid regulations, all containers approved for bear transportation are currently occupied by those who have chosen to disobey said regulations. Since the Canadian government is still not approved to execute its citizens, the bear had to go.
The Ministrie would like to thank the offer from Thomas Rohlman to use his trailer to transport the bear, but unfortunately it’s only approved to transport large cats. We would also like to thank him for his subsequent offer to purchase the bear skin, which will now reside at pourvoirie kanawata.
Sincerely,
Jean-Donald LaGlace
Directeur, Ministrie du Quebec

They are amazing swimmers.  Capable of several 100 kms.  
Sad to see it end this way.

I saw that on les trippeux, sick bastards went all the way to Clova, must have launched just north of SADL based on the gas stops used, just nuts really.  The time lapse video showed awesome conditions.  I don’t think the side by side will be heading that way for at least another month.

Centimeters of snow in Murdochville 
load em up