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I also know of trails that will be closed this winter.

Ah. Never heard of TBP.

What site are we talking about ??

Still trying to figure out how they got elected in the first place.

This vac dressing is pretty neat and helps the healing process incredibly. It has a constant vacume on the wound drawing all the fluid off where a packing would just absorb the fluid. The wound has a packing material in it to allow the fluid to flow to the pump. The packing material looks like the foam you would find at fabric land.

No still a couple months. I have a vacuum dressing on it now ( just as it sounds a vacume pulling the discharge out of the wound) it's a much more efficient than packing the wound. Once the vac is gone it will give me some more mobility.

Wife and I went to camp this weekend. Was a ton of work but we had a great time. Weather was perfect.

Beautiful looking sled

Total sales are just under 60k

They may have been charged but eventually it will all disappear like a fart in a wind storm

Ordered and received 2 permits. Now to get the sleds sometime, most likely the end of November.

I work for a world known HVAC company not myself. My back issue is what is really killing me I plan on being ŕeady for sledding season

It's easy to make fun of it now but a few weeks ago I was getting ready to shake hands with the grim reaper

That bun I would lick a savor every inch of it

very nice

I have a vacuum dressing on it. The vac dressing is supposed to promote healing as well as speed it up

I've been a poo guy since I got into the sport. Currently running a 2010 SB 600 and 2015 axys SB 600. I don't need or want anything bigger than a 600.

Season starts when I can ride from home and ends when I can't.

Trail closures in Sudbury as well

I'm doing ok. Still have a long road to travel but I'm doing ok

Here's the surgery point. The incision is 19 cm long

Well this is my 2nd kick at the can (near death), the last was 8 yrs ago. My outlook is live each day as if its your last because it could be.

for those that don't know of my medical struggles as of late, here goes. Saturday September 3rd like any other fall day I had gone to camp alone. cooked a nice steak and warm buns for supper. Bun got stuck causing what I thought was was a heart attack. Called 911 ( no municipal address) and hoped for the best. they did find me and took me to hospital as a heart attack . next thing i know its the middle of october and I have been in a coma in UCI for 4 weeks. Torn Esophagus trying to dislodge the bun. Both Doctors that saw me said I am lucky to be alive as the survival rate is about 5%.

They did my surgery from the back, no broken ribs nothing, just on hell of a gash that has the heal.