doo4adoo

Looks like Mikes thoughtful gesture was well received.
Well done Mike!

I would like to see added to this is
-Hospitalizations (ICU Level due in part or whole to Covid19) ( Kind of a living hell )
-A list of long term effects caused by it and how many affected.  (Separate Sheet)
I know it sounds a little redundant, if you survived, you survived, take the win.
But I think living with these Odd Ball Effects are\could be just as bad.
-Dead Lungs, Amputations, Kawasaki's Type Disease in Kids, Pulmonary Issues, Months in the Hospital, etc....
Surviving this for some may not be a real Win.
Sometimes the Numbers don't tell the whole story.
The Concise Graph is very good, an at a glance\single pane of glass. I dont like the Drama in the News, but sterile numbers detached from the Human Costs dont feel very human...
GutZ
 
 
 
 

Sic of all the political, COVID and all lives matter 
Left work early and hit the black trail turning on the classic rock and banging the gears  all threw western ma ,southern Vt and NH   500 miles of stress free weekend  Back to the real world tomorrow!!! 

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............nice women in mtl ...
scenery too !!!😉
 
jean-guy

The comet is higher now, but starting to fade. Took a close up shot, and had another shot with a meteor in it. You can tell it’s a meteor and not a satellite, because the color changes as it enters the atmosphere. These are likely the last shots of the comet, but there is a meteor shower coming up.

Some may recognize this spot in northern Vermont, from last night.

bonjour a tous !!!
 
well , im dissapointed a bit .....im not that fat ....hahhahhaha...referring to playhard squirell..... good one !!!😛
 
absolutely right steven...just like beer...before taking a few extra during weekend was no problem starting working on monday morning ...now at our age...you start to feel better on the wednesday ...afternoon ...
jackstraw....not really ...the bad weather (sunshine )...the drought changed my plans...i wanted to get in shape at my camp by doing work with chainsaw and thinning saw since may ...but no way im going to work at the camp with conditions like that ...i have nt used my chainsaw since first weekend of june maybe....only mowing the grass...
i came back last night .....friday night almost no sleep ....mosquitoes and no see em ...very bad....rained for half an hr yesterday afternoon ...
32 c in the shade friday afternoon ...saw my first moose last night since a long time
so , next week ..i ll start slowly ...time to remove the rust on the '' ball joints '' and get in better shape...
btw, ill work next to tq 5 ...about 2 miles before main street in ste marguerite ...right side of the trail ...up the mountain
 
jean-guy

I agree the small outfitters are a nice experience when saddlebagging.  But for staying in one spot for two weeks and doing day trips, I enjoy the amenities of a big hotel and a town with lots of restaurants and bars. I have had nothing but great experiences in RDL.

It’s much easier to see at night, for now anyway. A couple hours after sunset look just above the horizon where the sun set.

beep-beep !!!
 
jean-guy

bonsoir !!!
 
hahha...right....you do it first , i ll take care to take pics !!!
 
jean-guy

hi steven !!!
right ...the '' driveway '' before landing in the yard of the camp ...many pics within 1 mile from camp ...
you can recognize the '' orange camp '' .....left side of the rd....very bad there behind the camp
went on a '' cruise '' on the lake last night to take pics of full moon ...
friday night ....at the lake ...while having a beverage.....maybe 2 ..great show......moon , almost full ....stars....and under the moon ....big long white clouds...cigar shaped....lightning for almost 3 hrs...no rain 
 
jean-guy

How about putting these at points of entry, for state & country borders, restaurants & bars, beaches & parks, wherever... 
Anyone putting their hand in their pocket is automatically denied access!
We'll make a fortune!
 
 

Here's a recent article from Washington Post 
 
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/us-canada-border-coronavirus/2020/06/30/2cbfd3b0-b55c-11ea-a510-55bf26485c93_story.html

bonjour artdled !!!
even lower now compared to friday when i left for the camp....light rain right now...
still quiet with moose...one friday just before darkness..
saw 2 rabbits friday ....first 2 since early may 
 
jean-guy

bonjour smclelan 
 
sorry for the late reply ....i think they got some before i left for the camp thursday ...
a bit of rain here this morning .....its the '' mosquito festival ''  right now at the camp ....crazy ...
also , budworms are back .....i have nt been to camp since the last 2 weeks....more red in the wood right now...
only 1 moose in about 100 miles of riding ....
from sopfeu.....posted this morning
The fire has not progressed for a few days. The area is adjusted according to the work carried out by the ground teams, so it is normal for it to vary a little and it is the same for the perimeter. Currently the area is estimated at 62,211.4 ha. The perimeter of the fire is just over 200 km.
The fire is considered "Content", which means that its progression is stopped, at least temporarily. The work of extinguishing the hot spots located on the perimeter to the northwest of the border made us progress in the control of this one.
From the start of the week, the weather should change. With heat and dryness, the fire could wake up and resume activity within the perimeter.
Nearly 280 people work at the fire site. This includes ten sections of twenty forest firefighters from Quebec, Ontario and Alberta, the major fire management team, pilots and personnel from certain suppliers who support operations.
Today’s temperatures will be cool, the relative humidity will be fairly high and the winds will be light. This will facilitate the deletion work.
Due to the weather conditions that we have had since Thursday, the fire has no activity (it is dormant), which allows the forest firefighters to work to consolidate the borders in order to surround the fire inside its perimeter by watering hot spots.
 
jean-guy

“Ultimate Arctic Cat Journey” is Complete
with Warm Welcome in Thief River Falls
Bob Steeves, an avid Arctic Cat snowmobiler, has talked about snowmobiling from his home in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, to the Arctic Cat plant in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, for the last 40 years.
Last week, Bob, 80 years old; his son Lorne; good friend Trueman Copp, who is 74; and Trueman’s son Trevor completed the more than 2,800-mile, “Ultimate Arctic Cat Journey” to Arctic Cat’s headquarters in Thief River Falls, Minn. The journey was completed on three 2018 Thundercats and a 2020 Riot 8000.
    
“We ran into so many people who recognized us when we stopped that were following our journey. It was amazing,” said Lorne Steeves. “We had no issues with the sleds, they were bulletproof.”
      
The journey took them from Moncton, New Brunswick through Quebec where they crossed the Ottawa River into Ontario. In Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, they met Arctic Cat dealer River City Motorsports who drove them across the border. Once in the United States, the foursome headed across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan into Wisconsin, and then into Minnesota.
 
When they arrived in Thief River Falls, they were greeted by current Arctic Cat employees and former executive and Hall of Fame member Roger Skime with a banner signed by the plant commemorating the epic journey, took a plant tour, and enjoyed dinner with members of the Arctic Cat team. 
 
“We had such a warm welcome from everyone at Arctic Cat. I’ve never met such nice people than those working in the Arctic Cat plant,” added Steeves. 
The memories of the two-and-a-half-week journey will last a lifetime and is a true testament to the passion for the brand that only Arctic Cat snowmobilers understand. #UltimateACATJourney

hahha
 
hey gutz....if you plan vacations this summer...come to gaspesie....you re up for a wildlife course !!!😀
 
if talking about relay st paulin  artsled ...right !!!
quiet with moose this week.....great weather...windy most of the time
 
jean-guy

https://www.patricnadeau.com/Paysages/
 
jean-guy

bonjour !!!
 
back from the ''' gaspesian jungle '' !!!
frost this morning .....- 3c...,..still a bit of snow on mountains of park matane and gaspesie park...
not too warm last night riding ....landed at my camp about 9 pm...few mins before complete darkness....once inside the camp ...noticed a black spot right on the other side of the brook...moose....but too dark to take a pic
 
jean-guy

bonsoir !!!
don t need to tell you ....hot today ...34 c...39 with humidex..
few mini t-storms !!
took the pics 2 miles behind auberge....on the road for ste marguerite
 
jean-guy
 

Still isolating at my cabin on weekends. Last night company stopped in unexpectedly for a visit. He understood the rules and sat well over 6' away. LOL  He was not invited inside.