video of a good day on the trails

gary_in_neenah

gary_in_neenah

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Not much to see here other than a fun bunch of people riding their local trails. Sorry to disappoint if you're looking for off-trail, headstands, deep trenches, and hanging from trees. (Not that there's anything wrong with that) This was on March 2nd, about a week ahead of the current warm up so conditions were just about ideal. Temps were mild and we saw a lot of families with young people out riding and that's always good to see. The video runs about 3 minutes and is safe for the workplace.

...as Ned the Dead used to say on the Chiller Theater..."Roll'em Lester" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9vm_nYe8rU
 
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Nive vid Gary. Also cool to be able to put a face to your JD profile!

-John
 
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Cool video and the first song had me bopping my head!
 
gary_in_neenah

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blkhwkbob said:
Nice video! Where is that tunnel?
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the tunnel runs under Highway 10 west of Appleton. It's part of the Wiouwash trail that is an old railroad grade running north from Oshkosh to Hortonville. From there you connect to other trail systems.
 
skiroule

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Very cool that you are continuing to produce these videos of your rides. Years from now you'll be able to pull these out and enjoy the archived recordings of what your riding experience was like in the "old days".

Just think if, back in the 70's, we would have had every-day access to the digital recording quality and production/preservation capabilities of today and recorded some of the rides from back then. Would make for some fun viewing for sure.
 
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1fujifilm

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gary_in_neenah said:
the tunnel runs under Highway 10 west of Appleton. It's part of the Wiouwash trail that is an old railroad grade running north from Oshkosh to Hortonville. From there you connect to other trail systems.
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A lot of nice Doos in the video, we had a 70 Olympique 335 back in the day. My Dad brought one home with a 70 440 TNT and matching yellow Ski-Doo trailer, the 335 ended up being my first sled at 11 years old. That thing was harder to pull over than a 18 800 Poo even when you pulled the "compression" button.

I bet Gary remembers the tunnel that went under HWY 41 near De Pere, WI, that was cool too.

Nice video.

Bear
 
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