What the heck is this? Since 4 this morning we have had almost 3 inches of new white snow. Still big flakes coming down at 10 a.m. It sure makes it look like winter again instead of spring time with all the green grass. Weather says its supposed to keep coming over the next few days but still predicting temps of 30s and lake effect snow for Friday. The snow that is out there now is a little packy so that is good. Personally I wouldn’t ride until after we have a foot or so of new snow which probably wont happen but I can about be certain that this will bring out some riders if this keeps up. I talked to Bruce up at the Gay Bar in the Keewanaw this morning and he said they are still riding up that way. Seney has their Veterans Ride this coming weekend too. They do a fantastic job for that ride and usually have around 300 sleds at it. You do not have to be a Vet to ride in it and I have done it the past couple of years. Here is all you need to know about it if you want to ride along.
VETERANS RIDE: March 10th. Okay, I’m starting my pitch for registering for the ride. It takes a lot of preplanning to pull off such a large event in a small town with all volunteers. PLEASE call or email to register today. Need numbers for T-shirts and food. We don’t turn anyone away the day of the ride but we have run out of food before and its very embarrassing and a bummer for those last in line. Contact Diane @ 906-287-0207, seneysnowmobiling@gmail.com.
If you have never been to a veterans ride before you might want to join us. We start with a ceremony at the flag pole before splitting up into guided groups for a 80-100 mile ride in the majestic woods of the Upper Peninsula on trails groomed just for the ride. A hot lunch is provided off trail at the headwaters of the Taquamanon. Dinner rounds out the day of camaraderie.
Be a Vet, Bring a Vet, or Thank a Vet!
Thats our motto. Hope to see you there. Thanks for checking in. Pete 
