Canada relies on trade, out with one product too bring in another.
Both industries feed the system, and other ideas in each category,,, a mile long and 1" deep. Odd areas are a mile deep by 1" wide as they are specific to that area only.
Of course it's all about the geese for our family, Ha.
Trucks drop off 1 goods as they return with others for the plants.
Relieves have seen many loads hauled both ways, the fuels the machine.
Their operations feed the chain, it keeps the whole thing running.
Our Pops lives for this stuff as a small town farmer seen this after the depression years from Big Stone Alberta.
His passions is the key that kept this family adventure going.
Glad to share in the smallest of small in the big picture, humans fuel a better life, it is up to us too ask where this line is too be drawn.
We need industry and habitat both, kinda like finding the happy middle grounds so our Americas can be the best place too live.
I share this with all,,, "We can count our blessing from day one since we we're born here, others have come to join in. This is good as consider this for our youngers that follow.
Darn lucky we are as we share in the building of an America in years ahead."
Hi Lem , I used to work on those self unloaders when I got out of high school that looks like an older one. Looks like you where I Hamilton went there many times unloading iron ore on boats like that.
Today is brand new with a foot of ++ fresh on-top the already,,, 2' ish on the flats,,, and darn deep in the hollows.
Guess that some are well over the Onda handle bars, Ha. "Not willing too find-out either.
All medium too hard pack in bottom layers.
Little 18hp Onda will be struggling in 4th, so 1st too 3rd,,, all good as pin-it is for the fast-track boys, Ha.
Meet up with Calgary seismic folk as they are packing 7 Ondas with tracks and the other 6 on tires, one of the tire units is already stuck in the bush from the get-go as 2 track units go too retrieve.
It's like snowmobile heaven out here in the Eastern Slopes less the sleds, LOL.
Seen a few sled tracks yesterday as she now track adventures in most areas out here,,, tire units might still work, but it will be tuff going from here on in.
Reporting from hard pack snow drift with open cut-line cell service Lem
Thx Imdoo'n, happy trails today as there are more that are log-jam free with mighty chain-saw.
The little ravens are short, but they are some nasty too climb out of with tracks.
Doesn't look steep in photo, bit both sides are close to the 45 mark.
Put in my 2 too 3 hours work and the rest of the day was free time, its always like this in the rides plan.
Fix adventure a bit and ride alot too make the day worth while.
Plus it allows others too explore free of downed trees.
All win win for the masses.
Time for the 2nd check over on tracks, more of the overall program too make sure everything in working.
Boggys are a must since they keep the little Onda up to speed.
Chatted with another track runner dude as he has gone threw a few boggys over the years,,, he is part way into his 3rd year.
All 3 of us that I know well have yet too bust a inner frame or A-arms too-date, Ha,,, pound on plastic since its hard to find wood un-less I'm surrounded by trees.
Hope the year 17 is as fun as the ones once lived less getting eaten by a Kow Moose or chased by a Grizzly Bear with the twinkle in his eyes. LOL
Ha, the furry bear suit is the best on kold days, nothing like having it turned in-side out with fur on the in-side. LOL.
Cabin on wheels toasty warm this morning.
Block heater, trickle charger & vegetable oil cab heater is like Arizona each morning, no snow or ice too clear either.
Love the frugal asperated 6 piston as it burns nill on fuel idling all day long. 2/ 1/2 too 3 gallons per 8 hours idle time.
I hope Ford brings back the 4 piston unit for folks like us that are mostly limited too local trips with in our 1600 kms/ 1000 mile stuff.
Then all of us can leave them running 24/7 365. Less carbon on start-up as today's gas motors when warmed up at idle hardly burn wiffers of fuel.
Think wise, frugal, and stay warm is my plan as I share in ideas for those of us that enjoy the outdoors in Canada's one time season called "Winntummer". LOL
-0c all day every day as its +18c in my Grizzly Bear suit, sometimes I let the back door swing open too prevent heat build up. Ha