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Richie and I had ridden up on our Harleys. We did not want to miss such a milestone occasion. It was a great time. 900 miles each way, lol!!!! Timbo

That summer gathering at Andy's in Moncton was great. First time after quite a few winters meandering thru La Belle Province that I had the occasion to meet You, Bill. An additional pleasure?? was my first opportunity to meet our friend Mr. McLellan.

Is that a Montana I see on your bars?

A real loss. Was a great spot to re-charge.

Mariio Have stayed @ Motel du Lac on 3 or 4 occasions. (Matter of fact, Pud and I are booked in there on Feb 23rd on our Chibou loop). It's fine and easy to get into the village. They are snowmo friendly. Gas and food are close by.

Now that's one nasty looking saw!!! I can see why you don't need the "chainer" anymore.

I can't think of two better taterheads to wish the happiest of birthdays!! Anniversaire Heureux, Lads!! timbo

Thanks for your efforts in this regard, Alain. Much appreciated!!

A most excellent excursion. Thanks for the glimpse of that very special part of Qc.

Most excellent work, Tom!!!!!

btw; his name is Michele Lamoureux. timbo

New owner two years ago. info@100lacs.net 877-440-4545 47.44927 74.71341

Jumbo good news!!

There is a little too much snow on the "lady of the day" for me to see her well. Kindly brush her off before you engage a photographer next time. lol

The guy "fondling the belly" looks like a Cessna Pilot to me.

It is good for you to laugh, my friend. See you soon.

That is just mean-spirited, Steven. The dim-witted seem to find humour in such tasteless commentary...............

I fear you are right, Amigo.

Along the linear parc near lac carre?

Bingo!

See you and Bill tomorrow evening!

Greetings 152 Ray, I trust your birthday was enjoyable and rewarding. Hope to encounter you on the trail this winter ? All the best. I am saving a special bottle of vin rouge for our first encounter. Timbo

A mighty fine looking truck! I've been driving diesel trucks to Quebec for many years. The advice you received above is sound. One comment I would make is "get as close to your power source as you can" ; the shorter the cord the better. I have 25', 50' and 100' drag cords, rated at 15A, 800w, or better. I try to get as close as possible to the outlet and use the shortest cord that will work. Timbo

Don, I trust you will enjoy a joyeux anniversaire of your birthdate!

Fantastic Concept! But, fer sure there will be (for us snowmobilers) jumbo "gaps" caused either by the aforementioned metro areas, as well as "restricted areas" like Provincial Parks, linear parks like Petite Train du Nord in situations from Lac Carre to Tremblant, various restrictions on Crown Lands further west, etc, etc. Hope it turns out well. A few years ago, Andyman, Pud and I rode to lake Superior. I'd surely like to continue on West!!