A big Thank-you to Gina Schultz and her crew at ADA….We received the box of goodies and it was nice to receive a package from home….Everyone loved everything and especially your note…for future reference please remember that we all LOVE Chocolate Chip Cookies….
Thanks to all our family and friends for supporting us in our effort to raise money for Diabetes. We have rode 1498 miles and have collected $9,959.05 as of today. Please donate and help us reach our goal of $17.000.00
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Jim Adent is our snowmobiler of the day…..He drives a Ski-Doo and lives in St. Joseph, Michigan…. Jim had a stroke last year and told his doctor that he had until Feb. to get him better because he was going on a snowmobile ride to the Gaspe and Doc must have listened because he is with us and doing great….
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When 19 sleds have to gas up and there is only one pump it takes a while. We use this as break time.
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We had a beautiful ride in the mountains today. We rode through the Appalachian Mountains. The Appalachian Mountains that start in Georgia come through the Gaspe. We saw a Moose on the trail and lots of Deer. The trails are very challenging….
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Bill Bradfield…. Bill is the founder and President of MichCanSka. Bill has six words that describe how he feels about the extreme riding that MichCanSka does and that is: Dream It – Plan It – Do It……..
That is how our trip to Alaska came about.
Bill lives in Cadillac, Michigan and drives a Ski-Doo
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We rode the Ferry on Sunday night from Baie Comeau, Quebec to Matane which is on the Gaspe Peninsula. The ride took two and a half hours. We are ready to start our adventure on the Gaspe starting Monday morning. Dave Gentry, Jim Adent and Joe Polambo will be joining us when we get off the boat. We broke ice all the way across the St. Lawrence river.
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