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That was funny!!

I hope you had a great day.

I am 6' and 200lbs. I weather the extreme and they fit very well. I have never been cold.

Tabernach!! I have been exposed.

I had a great time as well. Saw lots of sites and lots of . Never did see a giraffe though. Here is a pic of a Gaspesie Moose getting his pic taken by Groomer.

I am not sure of the name of the motel but is it in St Raymond?

Happy Birthday doobraap!! Don't listen to Big Braap, if your not getting stuck, then your not trying hard enough.

Happy Birthday Chopper! Man are you ever old! LOL Hope you have a geat day Rich doing what ever you enjoy with family and friends. See you at 100 Lacs at the Quebec Rider get together in January.

Just wondering how many people are planning sledding trips to Quebec this winter. How many trips, how many days, when, and to what region? I will start: Trip #1 First weekend in January for the last five years I have done a three to four day Gaspe loup. It is ususally my first trip of the season. I certianly plan to do it this year. Trip #2 Looks like that will be to 100 Lakes for the Quebec Rider get together. Looks like Andyman and I will be traveling on that one. I expect it to be 7-9 days. Trip #3 Another Long weekend somewhere in eastern Quebec. I haven't got this one planned yet. However I always try to do at least 3 trips per winter. Maybe this winter I will do 4!!

Your right on the money!!

Unfortuneately the demographic of the hardest working volunteers in our sport is closer to Bernards age. The chances of Bernard being replace by the same sort of dynamo is low. There needs to be more young and middle aged sledders step up and carry some of the load if we want this sport to continue in the fashion we have become accustomed to. Todays youth by and large just want to pay for their pass and have everything done for them. Most middle aged sledders are tied up with career and family. We are in a hard spot. Snowmobiling in Canada generates 6 billion $$ per year. If the feds would give back their portion of the tax from that, we could hire alot of our jobs done. My $0.02 worth.

Maybe I should title this "Where is Andyman?"

Is Relais Onatchiway and Janette's the same place or are they different businesses?

We will expect contruction pics as the job progresses

Your 100% correct, the bridge is crossing the Riviere Madeleine. It is right as you come into the community.

Here is an easy one.

That would be like letting the fox watch the chicken coup.

Looks a little bit like one of the look outs in the La Hutte area (Mt Valin), but am not as sure of myself this time

I am not sure we are thinking of the same spot.

I am two for two Big Braap!! That just happens to be one of my favorite spots. I stayed there once back in 03. We couldn't have been treated any better, very snowmobile friendly. They only had one room left when we arrived, it was a huge newly painted suite. They gave us a big discount because of the paint smell. We should have given them more after leaving the two stroke smell. LOL We met the manager/owner when having supper and he bought a round of drinks for us. The next morning one of us needed parts from a local dealer and he had his shuttle meet us at the door take us up to get the parts and back a no charge. Hotel Rimouski

I have been there many many times. That is the St. Paulin Clubhouse on the TQ5 and the intersection of the 595.

Great looking sled Andy. However, I am a little dissappointed in you. I looked closely at the picture and I don't see any grass in the rear skid. One trip around the yard, I am sure Lisa wouldn't say anything.

Ok try this one.

Ahh come Bill, don't I get anything?? I wasn't dead on, so I don't get a cigar, but there must be something for being that close????? :wacko:

Is that in La Baie where the fishing shacks are. Is that along where the old factory was?