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Trails are open. Message from Trail Master
kinneyed Mon Dec 16, 2013 1:05 pm
Hi Folks
In typical Trail Dawg style. The final day before trails open and less then 6 hours before we get 12 inches snow. We came together and built this bridge. Thank you Ed Kinney for coordinating Conservation permission. Thank you Jerry Paridise for 80% lumber for decking and providing location to keep a groomer at The live and let live farm. He didnt put a price on wood yet but its priceless. Thanks Clint Crumb for logs and setting beams, building new trail on campground site and working with us to keep a working trial. I would also like to thank bridge builders.
Scott Tepper
Dennis Nadeau
Mike Poulin
Jake Paff
Ed Kinney
2013/2014 Snowmobile season begins with a bang. As of 3 PM on 12/15/13 Jake Paff and my self finish opening gates and completed final touch sighs. Thanks to hard work everyone who assisted to move tents and equipment this season along with Goose, George Vallencourt. Donated fill, FR Merril Const. Wired power to new tents, Bill Conn, Donated lights for tents Len Johnson electric. The Nadeaus for alowing us to set up trail dawg central in back yard along with help they have giving us to accomplish this. Our trail system is 100% ready for season. George Vallincourt should be out to night rolling trails. For 1st time as I can remember Water bars are frozen, and sufficient snow has hit the ground on the day trails can open. Couple of notes people riding Trail Dawg trails should be aware of. Active logging is underway for at least a month on Chichester conservation land. I had to temporary reroute by pass watch for signs when entering log yard. Trail users be cautious I marked stumps with sticks until we can cut them down. There is room for sled traffic around stumps but not for groomer. The groomer has to go through log and equipment yard. We will try to be diligent with weekly reports.
Kevin Gagne
In typical Trail Dawg style. The final day before trails open and less then 6 hours before we get 12 inches snow. We came together and built this bridge. Thank you Ed Kinney for coordinating Conservation permission. Thank you Jerry Paridise for 80% lumber for decking and providing location to keep a groomer at The live and let live farm. He didnt put a price on wood yet but its priceless. Thanks Clint Crumb for logs and setting beams, building new trail on campground site and working with us to keep a working trial. I would also like to thank bridge builders.
Scott Tepper
Dennis Nadeau
Mike Poulin
Jake Paff
Ed Kinney
2013/2014 Snowmobile season begins with a bang. As of 3 PM on 12/15/13 Jake Paff and my self finish opening gates and completed final touch sighs. Thanks to hard work everyone who assisted to move tents and equipment this season along with Goose, George Vallencourt. Donated fill, FR Merril Const. Wired power to new tents, Bill Conn, Donated lights for tents Len Johnson electric. The Nadeaus for alowing us to set up trail dawg central in back yard along with help they have giving us to accomplish this. Our trail system is 100% ready for season. George Vallincourt should be out to night rolling trails. For 1st time as I can remember Water bars are frozen, and sufficient snow has hit the ground on the day trails can open. Couple of notes people riding Trail Dawg trails should be aware of. Active logging is underway for at least a month on Chichester conservation land. I had to temporary reroute by pass watch for signs when entering log yard. Trail users be cautious I marked stumps with sticks until we can cut them down. There is room for sled traffic around stumps but not for groomer. The groomer has to go through log and equipment yard. We will try to be diligent with weekly reports.
Kevin Gagne
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Join date : 2007-12-16
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