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Last weekend we did our final blast for the season. Weekend run in Les Hautes Laurentides. Trails were great, traffic was non existent and the weather was perfect.

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We went this route. No real feedback yet. Dropped them down for 10kms to make sure they worked. Seems like a good fit so far. OTTP ice storm

I would agree that perhaps it has something to do with breeding season. I pulled up and they were in that same position of the picture. I radioed to my wife to pull up next to me so she could see them as well. As she pulled up they walked onto the woods. We sat there for a minute observing them. Then they must have decided we were no threat so they returned to the trail. That is when I captured the picture.

Saw these cats hanging around Louvicourt.

The thought crossed my mind to run them wide open, but then I came back to reality. I would hate to be a contributing factor in a head on collision. Not to mention that my 1200 is a few ponies short of a turbo Yammy. I remember this occurred in the same area a few years ago, funny part us that the culprits were residents of the same area. Let's remember to act as visitors in paradise rather than idiots in Quebec for the 1st time when we travel. Nothing makes me cringe more than hearing: "Criss d'Americain" when traveling up north. Let's try to respect one another for a change

I would like to send them across the pond... Maybe they need britt stickers. Billy and Danny are second cousins....lol Correction to my original post. Passed on the left....i was going 70 mph at the time.

Close relatives: johnny standup Usually can be found near Val D'or on presidents day weekend. Machine of choice: turbo Yamaha Merci bon soir

Hey Bill did you see johnny standup's brother...Danny Ditchbanger? Lol

Nice run. Great report. Good pics.

Greg. Check your inbox I sent you a PM on Sunday

30 miles ot so...if memory serves.

Trout lake has the most expensive gas in Quebec. $2 litre ....years ago. 2 toast and a bowl of canned soup was $10. I wouldn't set foot in that place again. But hey sometimes that is what you get when your plan falls through.

I can speak to 13 from st anne du lac due north. It is not what I would call a grand boulevard. Runs berween a cliff and the bazin river and it is tight and twisty. Last weekend it was icy where the cliff is steep as to be expected after the water ran with the warm up. Where do you want to end up?

Scranton - the website says the trail was closed due to the weather. Sorry can't remember your first name. We met you guys at the impromptu QR gathering last year in Val D'or. Doonali Dave Eddie Phil and more I am probably forgetting. That was fun. Have fun

That is some serious powder! I am already out of breath and sweating just looking at the pictures. My 1200 would not have even left the parking lot...lol. I remember Bernard telling us that the best way to get going again was to lay down in front of the sled and start making snow angels. Man that guy was funny. Always ready for your arrival with a Heck of a beer. I guess a skandic SWT might have come in handy today. Keep posting pics RR.

When you consider the south side of the river, there are more farm lands than forests. Within 2 hours of Montreal you might end up with a lot of road crossings between fields, rather than logging roads in the woods in the St. Zenon area.

Hi Bill. New sled runs great. Love that new sled smell. Jack. It was a blue bird day for sure. Resolution kinda sucks due to resizing. Playhard. It really was. 360 miles. Groomed fresh both ways.

Shannon and I followed in Dave and Eddie's footsteps for our first foray of the season. St Ray to Alma and back. Midwinter conditions in the parc des Laurentides. New steed ran well, or so she tells me. A little chilly this morning. 20 below. The river had some serious snow mist coming off it this morning. I missed that photo op. Stay on the right and enjoy the season.