tex78
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Rules is no wheel traffic on a groomed trailRules, is there rules???
Common sense maybe, no rules.
Not only is that a rule, common sense too boot
Rules is no wheel traffic on a groomed trailRules, is there rules???
Common sense maybe, no rules.
Rules is no wheel traffic on a groomed trail
Not only is that a rule, common sense too boot
If I looked I could probably find it yepIC, so is that written in black and white somewhere?? Just asking
If I looked I could probably find it yep
Read the rules, was a quick Google look up
Look and see what you find, I'm watching truck nite in America lolIt says "Overlanding opinion"
So more of an understanding then a rule.
The drag is at 2 km, groomer at bottomThe Owls head sledding area is considered family and newbie friendly, unfortunately the icy beginning and few kilometers causes alot of issues.
I helped out a young lady once on the way down that lost control of her sled, lucky she wasn't hurt but scared the hell out of her.
Sleds and ice don't mix.
The groomer operator needs to do a better job pulling the snow to the bottom and packing it thick, or else i would expect truck's to drive up to the groomer or next staging.
If that's a problem then set up a cattle gate and get snow all the way down to the start.
Look and see what you find, I'm watching truck nite in America lol
Me too lmfaoI was cheering for the girl!!! Not sure why! Lol
Don't lie you were watching dancing with the starsLook and see what you find, I'm watching truck nite in America lol
Don't lie you were watching dancing with the stars
Of course I knew it was on what the heck do you think I was doing?! Seriously tho. The extent of television for us lately has been the wiggles and paw patrol. Haven't watched a hockey game in weeks. #dadlife, it's pretty sweet.You knew it was on !!HAhaha
Headed that area ourselves tomorrow.Hows Eagles Pass? Thinking of hitting it tomorrow