Evergreen Lake and West End of Piseco
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Up Date for this past week end
Pressure Ridge on Piseco Lake 1/2 way down the lake and it goes all the way across. My friend hit it and got tossed off his sled but he is OK.
Trails around Piseco and Ox Bow are wooped all the way south to Stratford, Salisbury and Ohio. Some said the rocks have so many carbide scars that they might just get worn down a little. Its reported that Morehouse trails are the best until you get to Ohio. These southern towns only got 4 inches of snow this last Thursday where farther up north here we got about a foot. I’ll wait–my friends sleds look like bull dozers. Cant be doing the bearings that good.
The Christmas tree burning this past Saturday was great. Best fire work show ever. Big thanks to Mike O. for getting them and a big thanks to all of the Pleasant Riders for putting it on and all the work involved. Two friends burned dogs of death and burgers all day for the crowd
Mud holes have been pounded open but a good rider can get around most of them. Hopefully these last two cold nights might help to harden them back up but we need some more white stuff desperately. The boys have been shoveling them with straw and doing the best they can.
PS There will be a spaghetti dinner with a bake sale at the Irondequoit Inn on Saturday, March 2 starts at 4 PM. $12.00 bucks per adult. Kids are 1/2 price. Its a fund raiser for the Wells basketball team where these kids up here have to go to school.
All for now
RonEvergreen trail & Mosq. Hill. Mosq. Hill groomed Mon. and 8″ + of ice on pond at base of the hill. Stay between the stakes. Evergreen trail done on Tues.
Thanks icicleal
With Ohio and Salisbury closed and the mud holes reported by Spike around Spy Lake I doubt that we are even coming up. We have to take a sled to get into camp and with the rain mixed with wet snow predicted we have done that to many times in the past and do not feel like doing it any more. I dont know how the snow is on the mad tom trail north of Haskells but if you can drag to the county line I dont understand why Ohio cant do this section. I think I know why and that is, if they cant ride in their nice heated cab groomers they will not do it. If I were Haskells I would say something about this.
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We will be up the following week end for the Spaghetti Dinner at the Irondequiot Inn on Saturday March 2. My niece Jen runs the joint now and her son plays basketball for wells high School. Maybe see you there. Its a fund raiser for the kids.
RonWe did not even bother to go up to camp this past week end, but did talk to a friend who in desperation trailered to the west end of the Powley Rd. (Stratford end ) He said it was great and made several runs up and down it. He said there were 10 trailers parked there but never saw another sled on the road. They must have crossed Rt 10 and plowed thru the mud holes to get to the OxBow Inn. He took the trail S88 thru Sheriff Lake towards Piseco and was prepared to turn around but said it was not that bad and did not have to plow thru any mud just negotiate around rocks. Then he went west on Evergreen which was 80 mph and took the G Lake Rd up to the lake and put his tracks all over it. He said Morehouse had groomed and it was good. They’re trails are always good. This like Darin might be his last ride so he made the most of it.
I cant believe that this year might go down in history that I did not get any riding in. Like Darin said. Hope for a miracle cause we are now into March and that ole sun is getting higher in the sky and the ground is warming up. Its going to be in the fiftys this coming week end and I know the little unbridged cricks will be opening up. I’ll be talking to a lot of people this week end so I’ll get reports from those desperate riders who in my opinion dont mind bending up a little metal on they’re sleds just for a ride. All for now.
RonRode from the Salt Barn parking lot down Powley on Sunday. Wasn’t bad but definitely not great. Does not look like they’d been grooming. Only a handful of spots with dirt showing – overall, good coverage. Probably the last ride this year.
BTW, the trail out the back of the salt barn parking lot wasn’t bad. A real goat path but no danger of sinking any sleds like before. Just need to go slow.
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