It has been warm the last 4 days, the snow has melted quickly, so fast that we started seeing grass, did not think I would be seeing this right away. Well it's normal when you go from - 3 to -4C temperatures to 15 to 18C the next few days with a light breeze.
Today is the big day that I have be talking to you guys about, my first ever snowmobile ride in Ontario in May. Hopping to be able to pull it off, haven't been in the bush since Saturday, I'm sure the trails are still ok to ride with (extreme caution), the trails are closed for the season but these are on crown land and I have to go pick up some signs. The snow will be thin in the open areas but the spots that run in the forest should be good.
I took this picture yesterday evening in my back yard, we finally found my Groomer guy Snow Gauge, I had lost it one night during a big snow storm at the start of the winter and I was sure the wind had taken it away and it was lost for ever, with our luck it had only fallen a few feet from where it was nailed. Will have to fin a better spot for next season.
Today is the big day that I have be talking to you guys about, my first ever snowmobile ride in Ontario in May. Hopping to be able to pull it off, haven't been in the bush since Saturday, I'm sure the trails are still ok to ride with (extreme caution), the trails are closed for the season but these are on crown land and I have to go pick up some signs. The snow will be thin in the open areas but the spots that run in the forest should be good.
I took this picture yesterday evening in my back yard, we finally found my Groomer guy Snow Gauge, I had lost it one night during a big snow storm at the start of the winter and I was sure the wind had taken it away and it was lost for ever, with our luck it had only fallen a few feet from where it was nailed. Will have to fin a better spot for next season.
Emilyn to the rescue.
The D and F trail yesterday
The trail behind the groomer garage, it looks worst then it is, that spot has big rocks so a little bit of sun and it melts the trail as its right in the open.
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