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Pic taken a week ago. Hopefully they'll be ready for sledding season.
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An update for E110 in the vicinity of the Paudash clubhouse. It will be closed between TOP E and PTB 617 (the Saunders Trail) until further notice. The south end of 617 will detour this. For those unfamiliar w/ 617, it is the trail that crosses Dyno Road, just north of its intersection w/ Hwy 28.
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Good news, the station now has fuel. While Trudy's is still closed & for sale on 62, a new business (St' Ola's Station) has opened up across the road. In years past there was a food truck located there. They are in the process of getting a fueling setup permitted. EDIT: Coe Hill hasn't had fuel since the spring. I would not expect things to change for this winter.
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Unfortunately the website will be in hiatus this winter due to circumstances beyond my control. That being said, I'm still taking updates about lodgings. So if you know of any businesses that have closed, reopened or been renamed, please post them here TIA
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That sucks. Sounds like the Elan the last couple of seasons. It would start OK, run it around the yard for a few minutes & then quit. Last year I didn't have to tow it back to the shed. Everything seemed OK. Fresh fuel, carb was clean and spark. We guessed that maybe the coil was 'breaking down' as it got hot. Brother installed a new 1 & it ran fine the rest of the winter around the woodlot.
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I'm guessing Tory won't be voting for this guy: https://streetsoftoronto.com/former-conservative-city-councillor-rob-davis-is-running-for-mayor/
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Hit 20,000 a week ago Sat' coming back from Mazinaw. Dropped it off @ the dealer for some PM work that's above my 'pay grade'. LOF when it gets home to the shed. Not sure what the issue is. Lets see how long this 1 lasts
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Last ride of the season
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Just off Baptiste Lake this morning:
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From Monday's ride on E208: 120 klicks between Ptbo & Campbellford w/ a side trip to Keene. I imagine the folks I was talking to last winter from there have had a few rides from home this season.
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From this on the weekend: To this today:
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God I haven't ridden in Ardbeg since the mid
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