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Archive for March, 2014

Snowmobiler of the Day

Don Lipinski…. Don sits on the Board of Directors of MichCanSka and loves to Snowmobile. He is a charter member and has been the sweep for all of our rides from Alaska to the Gaspe. Being the sweep means that he rides last and makes sure all riders are with the group. His moto is "No One Left Behind" and he takes his job very serious.

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The planned routed from Lebel-Sar-Quevillon to Val D’or, QC on Friday, March 7th, 2014

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Day 19….. Check out the birds….they are everywhere…..Also note the perfectly groomed trail….

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We left this morning at -32 degrees and traveled 28 miles for gas. Another 5 miles and stopped at a snowmobile club for snacks and to warm up. It had warmed up to -09 degrees. Nothing on the trail for the next 136 miles. We stopped at 1:00 and had lunch on the trail and it had warmed up to 15 degrees..

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Love the Groomers

A great big Thank-you to all the people that run the groomers…..We have had excellent trails in Quebec.

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Flowing River

Very strange to find a river not frozen at this time of year. We have crossed many rivers and lakes on our sleds.

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Tom Murray….. Tom rides a Ski-Doo and lives in Grand Ledge, Michigan.. He is a charter member of MichCanSka and is always a pleasure to be around. When the group is ready to ride you can count on Tom to be ready.

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Planned Route from Chibougamau, QC to Lobel-sur-Quevillon, QC on Thursday, March 6th,2014

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Day 18

As we are getting farther North in Quebec the weather is getting colder. This morning we had a sled that would not start and had to get out the jumper cables and battery. After a few tries it started and we were on our way. The temp is -22 degrees and we have 186 miles to ride today.

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We have 38 miles to go and we come upon a snowmobile club house on the trail. Perfect timing because we are all cold and decide a Hot Chocolate would warm us up. It is -6 degrees at 2:30 P.M.

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