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Id say yes.
A Revy Sled Bum's Tale: Another Season with Lilduke
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Id say yes.
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I am an old fawk and the cat electrical has been impaired since the 80's and the clutching has been behind until 2015
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Well they got the clutching sorted out. Maybe by the time I retire they will figure out electrical??
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That's scary because if there is one thing I have noticed is a lot of shade tree mechanic wiring on the Polaris's.
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Dan I showed these pics to lots of family and friend, lots of non sledders. Every one that sees them agrees they are dramatic. Definitely award winning pics. Thanks again.
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Thanks! Been trying to get some good photos. It's hard to explain to people what we are doing up here on our sleds.
A picture tells a thousand words they say.
I literally have 10's of thousands of sledding pictures, but here is a picture of a goat and K-town...lol
A picture tells a thousand words they say.
I literally have 10's of thousands of sledding pictures, but here is a picture of a goat and K-town...lol
Can't see the pic anymore anyways, but I left the coordinates out on purpose.
I like the terrain pics you take and promise not ruin anything for you Dan.......
Keep them coming please.
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Thanks man, I apreciate it. It's not really a secret zone, lots of people go in there. But they do it with helicopters though.
There is even a ski lodge up there.
We are going in there on sleds. And nobody's done that (at least this season) but us.
It is really gnarly to access. Traveling up insane valley's exposed to huge avy paths for miles and miles.
I wouldn't recommend even trying to go in there. It ain't safe at all.
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Have you ordered a/your new sled yet lilduke?
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Pricing some sleds out, haven't pulled the trigger yet though.
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Out exploring the boondocks. Socked right in and that makes it harder to get good shots. So I played around with the white balance in Adobe lightroom. Try to make something out of nothing. Hope you all enjoy them, i tried lol
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I have seen it in the summer, that's how I recognized it. I did think it looked doable, but a little sketchy, but I am a p**** when it come to avy paths.....
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what were you doing in there if you don't mind me asking?
hiking? Biking? Flying?
Just exploring, driving and hiking a bit, killing a day off while working in Revy. I am sure I went no further then the spot you took that pic from. Were you still in the last cut block or past it? This was quite some time ago..... I am sure it has changed.
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the picture was taken from the old road that goes in there. It is deactivated now though.
willows have grown in and they dug big trenches in the road. Would be more of a hiking
trail now.
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Oh yeah you can make it to the lodge. But like I said, no joke getting in there.
I cant stop anyone from trying, but just do me a favour and keep it low key, if you do.
Note to self: no more posting about zones I find...lol
good luck and cheers
kimrick
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You got tired of the old Dodge and upgraded?
You got tired of the old Dodge and upgraded?
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thats Adams truck, I still have my dodge.
I have a few chevy trucks too for work.
I like the interior of dodges better though.
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