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tynan19 · 01-15-2005, 10:55 PM

Bob, The sled moves pretty good.

Tinman, It is almost as addicting as fishing, almost

. But what better way to enjoy the winter. It gets me outdoors, away from people and the jobs. There is no sense in sitting inside and complaining.

I have never been sledding in the Adirondacks, I have been there in the summer and loved it. Where do you guys go when you head up there?
If not this year I am going to do some more traveling next year. I belong to a snowmobile forum where there are a lot of guys from the Tug Hill area of NY and the Adirondacks so next year it is a possibility. Any Polaris will do for a sled. I still have my 88 Indy 400 and it still runs like new with 7,000 miles on it. In New England winter is inevitable so get out and enjoy it. I also ski, snowboard, snowshoe and ice fish.

01-15-2005, 10:55 PM	#10
tynan19 Stuck In Reality iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2004 Location: Holden MA Posts: 4,519	Bob, The sled moves pretty good. Tinman, It is almost as addicting as fishing, almost . But what better way to enjoy the winter. It gets me outdoors, away from people and the jobs. There is no sense in sitting inside and complaining. I have never been sledding in the Adirondacks, I have been there in the summer and loved it. Where do you guys go when you head up there? If not this year I am going to do some more traveling next year. I belong to a snowmobile forum where there are a lot of guys from the Tug Hill area of NY and the Adirondacks so next year it is a possibility. Any Polaris will do for a sled. I still have my 88 Indy 400 and it still runs like new with 7,000 miles on it. In New England winter is inevitable so get out and enjoy it. I also ski, snowboard, snowshoe and ice fish.
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