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Nice hat JG!

Blaze- I believe it was 140 or so miles from Manoir lac du William to our camp in Averill, figure about 160 from IP. We crossed in Beecher Falls, but you could also cross in Norton for a lot of open field riding, good both ways. Easy trails to follow, very well marked. Trails usually are in great shape with very little traffic

Come on, we need details! How's the new sleigh performing? How many miles so far? Any issues? Played golf yesterday here in VT, but would rather be up there with you! Keep us posted, and have fun!

JG, how is your adventure going?

Eastmark, we left from Vermont again on Friday and rode through the Eastern townships back up to Sainte-Marie for another stay at La Cache Maxime. From there we rode north than looped back south for a night at Manior du lac William. We then rode back to VT on Sunday. All of the trails were absolutely amazing, could not have asked for better. Very few sleds out. However....that will be the last trip leaving from VT for this year! The road crossings are getting really bad, and the stretch of 55 going through East Angus was brutal. To many sidewalks and one logging operation after you cross the bridge that are basically not passable now. But with that exception, you couldn't ask for better trails!

Well I certainly hope you picked up the GT Riders tab! And yes, I have been under the influence a time or two whilst visiting RDL! If I can get back up there this year before you leave, I owe you a dinner for your Dodge leasing service, always appreciated!

So Mike, do tell.....why is the window seat so coveted?

GT, so very impressive the amount of quality pics you manage while still ticking off so many miles. Thanks for all of the reports!

Nice pics Jack, sounds like everyone is hitting Gaspe at the same time. Did you ever bump into the Mayor? He might have had some pull for you with dinner! Who wasn't looking in their rearview for Eric??

I'll get my graphics dept on that asap!

Thanks JG, I've payed attention to your fine work!

Lots of stories about the shuttle service for sure! One thing I know is that the wifes would have ridden there machines across the bridge on pavement if we told them we had to spend the night there!

Mike, you discard that monkey or he is riding shotgun this trip?

Trigger- It almost seemed like he was falling asleep a few times! We got his whole history, from having one leg to only being able to watch re-runs of the same movie all day long as he waits for the next shuttle run. Nice enough guy though, and he made it very clear that he lives on his tips, so we tried to take good care of him!

That's a lot of pics for a 250 mile day, very nice!