Greetings Sledders,

The much anticipated storm didn’t deliver what we had hoped. The heavy wet snow that was advertised turned out to be 3-4″ of dry fluffy stuff.

Before the storm arrived the trails were icy, dicey, and not at all very nice. Go ahead and add the ee if you want. I’m afraid that what we did get isn’t enough to fire up the groomers so we’ve got that disappointing factoid to deal with as well.

Right here and now I’m calling the trails names that aren’t fit for this publication, seriously I’m calling the trails fair at best, there’s snow for lube and cooling but you’re going to be banging off the ice, and by this weekend with temps soaring into the 40’s I’m afraid the rating will plummet all the way down to poor. Big jump.

There’s plenty of snow on the ground for off trail riding and I think that the straight away on the Lovells trail will probably hold up if one were to unload at that parking lot and head out to the range areas.

That ride would be great for draggin’ a sled of fire wood out there and building a camp fire to cook some Kogel Viennas over, throw some coney sauce on, man I miss Flint coneys. I digress, sorry.

There is hope for next week as some snow is in the forecast, I really would like to take one more groomer ride.

Ride Often and Please Be Safe,
Keith, Sandy and The Girls

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