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Here are a couple of items that I found in my basement.

Here are a couple of pics from my yard yesterday, I don't remember this many leaves down in mid August before

This article was in our local paper this morning, for those of us that have been around snowmobiling for a long time it looks like it could be an interesting book. http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/269769/publisher_ID/40/

The orange sled and the purple sled are the same ones as in the pictures above, we have had them since 1967.

Here are some old Vikings that we had stored for years, We put them on a trailer and I sprayed them off. I don't know if much will get done this summer but one of these days they will run again.

http://www.montrealgazette.com/business/manufacturer+launch/8256475/story.html Here is your chance Ski Doo fans, you can own a piece of the company

It sounds like you got hit pretty hard down there, we ended up with 5 or 6 inches of wet heavy snow and we still had quite a bit on the ground. It is getting to be time for it to go.

The sun setting near the end of my last ride of the season The sun rising before my first ride of the season It was a good/very good year. Like almost everywher it started bad. My first real ride was the end of January near International Falls, MN. We started to get snow about the 6th or 7th...

http://www.valleynewslive.com/story/21078710/2H We have a new weather guy on one of our local stations

Took this one at the family lake cabin last year, it was about the deepest snow we had.

My dad brought home a Polaris in 65 but we only used it for about 3 days, the first one that stayed all winter was just like this one, a 1966 Viking made in Ashland, WS

I came home from my wife's sisters place tonight at about 6:30 and we drove by Best Buy. Our temp was 18 degrees, it was snowing, and we had a NW wind at 22, gusting to 37mph. They said the windchill was about 0 degrees and there was 30 to 40 people standing outside in a line waiting for the...

Here are some pictures, we have 2 or 3 inches of wet slop, it is melting, I picked the last of my tomatoes last night, the picture shows them this morning, other pics of boats waiting to get winterized. It is still snowing but lightly, they are saying it could pick up, we need a few more inches...

Went to the lake in NW MN Sunday to see the leaves, 85 degrees, lots of leaves had already come down, no turkey but I did get an 8 point buck on the way home

Our club had one for a few years and it worked very well in town, We pulled it with a few different units over the years and one problem that we had was with a liquid cooled sled (we used a Polaris Widetrak and an Arctic Cat Bearcat, the sled would overheat because we were working it hard and...

Mine is a mixed bag, the cucumbers are great, we are giving lots away, the grape tomatoes were looking great until a storm and they were all laying flat on the ground but they are coming back, just starting to get some ripe ones, I have a few pepper plants looking good, but rabbits got my beans...

On Tuesday the 12th we have our election in North Dakota and there are a couple of initiated measures that are interesting. I already know how I am voting but would like to see what people from other states think. Measure #2 is a vote to abolish all property taxes in the state. Yes is to do away...

Here are a few, first from last Saturday north of Crane Lake, MN 60 degrees, second last April 16th near Grand Forks, ND, third near Revelstoke, BC April 29th, 1993

I saw one at Hayday's in the late 90's and talked to them some. It is probably the same sled, there can't be to many left in crates. There must be more pictures that can be put up, even ones from the 80's or 90's. Here is one of my mom getting ready to race at the West Yellowstone Roundup in...

The purple sled is a 1967 long track, it is the first purple Viking made. My dad was president of Viking back then so we ran lots of prototype sleds. Here is a picture at Old Faithful in 1970. We left West Yellowstone in the morning and got back after dark. It seemed like the trail had 3 foot...