Rental outfit replaced the Pro-X 800 with the Rev 600 after it blew a hole in the chain case. Turned out that the 600 was much more fun.



Trail side stop -beer and burgers.

Just getting ready to leave the rental place. Here is the lame Pro-X. It is too bad it never ran right, I was looking forward to trying out the power.



Traffic lights for the snowmobiles. Mainly on bridge crossings where there is only enough room on the sidewalk for one sled at a time.


No vehicles allowed- only sleds!!

Warm up shack along the trail. I am not sure why all these guys are sitting so close to each other!?

Eric came flying over this rise on the Rev and could not stop in time. He ran into the Touring machine and cut a hole in the running board which acts as a radiator. No coolant- no go. Eric wanted me to mention that I was parked "on" the trail, which I was NOT! I was actually off the trail and he still hit me!

Machine shop came out, picked it up and repaired it for us. Total cost was about $80 I think ( Eric would know better). We were back on the trail in about two hours.

One of the many great hotels that cater to snowmobilers.


The crew: Leon, Lionel,Ben, Eric, Me.

Getting ready for another day of riding. Not sure what the thumbs down is about.

I think this was the place with the fantastic mushroom soup-we still talk about it. That's the St. Lawrence river in the background.
