PolarisCobra

I always figure I'm OK as long as I don't have more than three or four bolts left over.

All's well that ends well!

I'm not a fan of a new association. There does seem to be some corrections needed, with the current group, I would say that I don't totally understand the issues, and that I do think they are making positive moves. I would like to get to some meetings, it's just a long way for me.

Changing things without tank and file approval seems like a bad idea to me. I also think this $10 'processing' free is not great. I would be willing to pay the $10 when I jion a club to be in NHSA, because I think it's a good thing to do. But it seems to me that the deal with the attorney general was that they could not force it, and this seems to be a way to do just that.

That could work, as long as they don't die in some hiding spot, could get stinky. A You Tube search of Mouse Trap Bucket will show you how to catch and contain, seems to work well.

I'm at about 375 for the year. Lower than I was hoping for, February weather (too warm), and March (riding partners had to work); and family issues didn't help.

Have not seen any drone footage for a while. Did you ever replace the one that turned into a submarine?

Yup, that's there place. Great views, great tails in the area.

We did have a good day. On Friday night, my wife asked me what who I was going to run the with. Told her a guy from this website She said "So your going to NH too Meet a guy at a rest area, then get in his truck and head into the woods, and you meet him on the internet?". I said yup, I guess I am... Happy to say it turned out fine...

Met up with BigGuyNH yesterday, after a couple of failed attempts. Rode from the parking lot down the road from Faybans around to Jefferson Notch, and followed corridor 11 toward the Jericho warming hut, then into Gorham for lunch, and back to the truck via corridor 12. There was PLENTY of snow from Franconia Notch north, nothing south of that looked good from the road. Trails were varied, some areas groomed better than others, but we had a great day, putting on about 70 late season miles. I got to meet a great forum member, and have some laughs throughout the day.

Thanks for letting me know. Sunday is a no-go for me this week, got some things going at home.

Wow - That's not good. Hopefully no one got hurt, and they can get it out with minimal damage. I know that you need to be really careful with wet spots like that, some are much softer and deeper than they look. I'm hoping to get out on the west side of the state, Rumney/Hardy areas, hopefully things are a bit firmer there...

Would like to try again for Saturday. Anyone available to ride, hopefully south of the notches? There should be some good riding.

Like I said -