Just the other day on 12/31/09 my oldest daughter (11) tipped me off on a Dahlai moment… his words were … “if you have a problem and know there is a solution- why worry, and if you have a problem and know there is no solution- why worry”. I think I am going to take her advice and run with that one as a resolution for 2010… kids ehh.
With the Dahlai moment in mind we have been wishing for more snow to get things rolling… well that didn’t stop me this weekend- its was cold, and snow conditions varied but the groomers were out doing what they can to make it better for all of us. Granted some trails could have more snow to work with but the trails are ridable and if you start here on the Range you can ride in any direction as far as you like. Ok there’s a bump, lump, slump here or there but modern marvels take care of most of these little disorders.
Ride safe…ride right (to the right)
Come snowmobile the Iron Range and take in our hospitality,
Happy New Year
David K.
BLADE Snowmobiles
Hi, how are the trails running North of Virginia to Fortune Bay?I imagine pretty poor? Thanks Barb
Hello Barb:
I have not let the lack of recent accumulation slow me from riding anywhere on the Range. There are a few lumps, bumps and slumps to negotiate but that’s just a little character in the trail from my point of view. We have been receiving dustings of snow here there and the snow we have have is compacted and not going anywhere soon.
From the Range you can ride in any direction. Because there seems to be snow most every where the trails are not getting as much action as one would think so ride, ride, ride… but as always… stay the the right.
Barb, I hope this helps you. If you do go out please let us know your thoughts about the trails and such.
Respectfully,
David K.
BLADE Snowmobiles