First time in Snowy's
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few more.
Hoffman with a little to much carving.
Fuhrmann reeaaallll stuck. the 800 gets a little further up the hills than the etec's...
The boys from Iowa showing us an awesome time. They took us places we didn't know existed. Great riders.
Hoffman with a little to much carving.
Fuhrmann reeaaallll stuck. the 800 gets a little further up the hills than the etec's...
The boys from Iowa showing us an awesome time. They took us places we didn't know existed. Great riders.
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sledaholic
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incredible can't beat mountain snow. I have got to get back out there one of these days
After two years of Snowies withdrawl, those pictures look like heaven. Just got to figure out a way to skip Nebraska.
Sounds to me like it's time for a M8!
Sounds to me like it's time for a M8!
Yes, you def have to make it out sometime. We'll be there every year now... Nebraska does totally suck to cross.... We were on standard renegades and were impressed with their capabilities. Certainly the M8's were superior, but they still found themselves stuck a few times. Lower gears and a paddle on the renegade would do very well out there.
techsledder
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jasono, That's awesome! Thanks for sharing your pictures. Where did you guys stay out threre?
jasono, That's awesome! Thanks for sharing your pictures. Where did you guys stay out threre?
Mmc
We stayed at Mountain Meadow Cabins. We like to cook our own food, especially because the riding days are short d/t elevation fatigue, conditions, short daylight. So, MMC had a decent kitchenette, good prices, and you stay right on the mountain. The negative is that you are sleeping at 10,200 feet which is a bit uncomfortable.
Hoffman using the grill. This is the snow on the east side of the mountain, a small fraction of the west side.
Fuhrmann even brought us some wine. The potatoes froze on the way out and subsequently rotted, so we had to sub some hash browns with the steak.
Hoffman in the trees.
My sled stuck.
We stayed at Mountain Meadow Cabins. We like to cook our own food, especially because the riding days are short d/t elevation fatigue, conditions, short daylight. So, MMC had a decent kitchenette, good prices, and you stay right on the mountain. The negative is that you are sleeping at 10,200 feet which is a bit uncomfortable.
Hoffman using the grill. This is the snow on the east side of the mountain, a small fraction of the west side.
Fuhrmann even brought us some wine. The potatoes froze on the way out and subsequently rotted, so we had to sub some hash browns with the steak.
Hoffman in the trees.
My sled stuck.
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techsledder
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Awesome, awesome, awesome... I can't get enough of these mountain shots and fun times. I CAN NOT WAIT 'TILL MARCH!