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Yup. I think sections of the Gaspe are good too.

Some of the guys over on QuebecRider.com are still riding fresh groomed trails in Quebec.

Congratulations! How old? Has he got a name?

Sorry for your loss

I know what you mean about traits. I don't think that it is dog specific as Sadie does and acts the same way as Izzy on some things. I think we now have a medium size kid that's never gonna grow up, lol Now that the snow is melting we are going to setup the invisible fence like we had talked about and start training her on the boundaries.

We were there a little under 2 years ago. My FB memory this morning was a pic of Izzy. I still miss her every day.

Damn, you got me teared up! So sorry my friend :(

So sorry to hear this, Sleepy. Pets love you unconditionally. Because of that they can be as hard to lose as any family member. I still get teared up sometimes when Google shares memories of Izzy

I just sent a PM to the wrong person. Sorry @Crnr2Crnr I'm sure you weren't the one looking for a smoke report on my latest harvest

Nope. Never had been. It's all up to the clubs and the landowners. White Mountain trail club often goes out on their dime to groom Bear Notch before the 15th. In the National Forest the rules are either 6 or 8 inches of snow. That's why Bear Notch is so popular. Base road and Jefferson Notch in Twin Mountain used to be another popular early season location before the cog started plowing Base road for their snow trains. I once roadin Sandwich Notch on November 15th. I rode the NEK of Vermont in early December many times in the early 90's.

Trails in Vermont don't open until December 16th. I'm not sure about the National Forest rules in Vermont as they have December 16th as the earliest trails can open. It's not like NH where clubs can open whenever landowners permit them to use the land. The clubs in NH just don't get reimbursed for grooming until December 15th.

Agreed 👍 Enjoy @ViperGTS/Z1

Don't forget....