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I can just see dendrite getting on tne interstate going to wondering what the hell those speedos are doing in the median.

Did you break down in tears at the sight of snow pack?

Lake Champlain still has lots of ice.

Something we can all be thankful for.

No. They asked people to be respectful to the national anthems and they were. Good game though. Ottawa won it in OT.

Including stub hub fees, tickets were about $50 each

Center ice in Ottawa. Not a fan of the Senators or the Rangers but I like visiting Ottawa and I like NHL action.

Do you even use T-Mobile?

Happens pretty often. Usually a combination of stupidity and bad luck. Sometimes the trails use seasonal roads that can be driven in summer and people blindly follow their gps past signs that tell them to turn around. It usually an expensive lesson to learn.

My wife said it was snowing at home. My son and I decided to not go snowmobiling and came to Ottawa for Rangers vs Senators tomorrow. The wind was crazy all the way up here. Car got pushed around on the interstate a lot.

27° and just enough snow to cover the patches of ice left in the driveway.

Yeah, I was contemplating heading to Maine for their free weekend but even though the snow won’t be completely gone the trails likely won’t be worth a long drive. Changes plans and are now heading to Ottawa to catch the Rangers vs the Senators. Not a fan of either team but the NHL is usually entertaining and tickets were pretty inexpensive.

That actually looks like snow at the stake.

Not the ski area but this was Stowe last Friday.

Yeah but 800,000 years is really just a blip in the entire history of the planet.

I was snowmobiling up in the NEK Saturday at that seems about right at elevation there too.

Toying with the idea of heading to the Forks for the weekend. I know this warm up won’t wreck the base but do you think it may be rock hard ice with no snow for cooling?

Proof that AI isn’t all knowing yet!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ambient-weather-network/id1426025887

-7.9° Last below zero for the season I would imagine.

In VT, it’s a combination of local club fundraising and grants from VAST. The money to fund the grants comes mostly from the trail passes sold to riders. There is a large range of grooming equipment, from new Tuckers and Pisten Bully’s to ultility sleds with drags. You are correct, costs are a huge issue for us. VT is a little unique in that we are a private non-profit while other states have various degrees of state involvement/support. Either way, local clubs still provide the largest majority of work on trails and grooming support. While may we lack financial support from State government, we do have direct support from the highest levels in VT. This was from Friday after a ride from Morrisville to Stowe.

That's part of the reason that having the free weekends separate in each state is a good thing. There is only one trail from NH to Rangeley and they couldn't keep up with it when there was so much traffic. Now people can go to each state when they want to try it out.

I told you! The only time I've ridden there was when I was buying a sled. It was insane and the trails were mush.

I am contemplating heading to Maine next weekend for non-resident snowmobile weekend.

The app is decent. The graphs on the app look exactly like the desktop version, which I've pasted below.