While the sleds are warming up we go over the gear and
snowmobile operation, we will be driving them for real inside of
a few minutes!
Then We pull out onto
Adamson Lake and stop and recheck
the gear for fit and sleds controls.
Then Our next stop is down to the shore line of the
South branch we rode a trial and
route down out of the Nisbet hills on a route that likely was a
river crossing by barge in the late 1800's.
In the U.K. it doesn't get cold enough for ice to form on the
Thames River.
On
the U.K. coast line it doesn't get cold enough for the Atlantic
to freeze either!
After
unloading, stopping by the South Branch we cut through a section of the Nisbet.
We
go
around a portion of the forest on some surrounding
back road
corridors.
We stop at this old
homestead
for a energizer of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
The guyz and galz are getting into this snowmobiling thing
pretty well, family style.
We park out back out of a little southerly breeze and energize
with some peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
We pull out of the Nisbet,
and head into a rolling
stubble field......is
there any other kind you would rather be in!
Hey where did you guys go? There's no hills to hide behind in
Saskatchewan! Snocruise must be using trick photography!
Dad goes first and gets some air time!
Even the youngest of the family can get it done!
Like father like son!
Mom has those skis in the air!
Then a little ditch riding. And
yes we were just pounding some "BANKS" get 'n some air time to
boot!
We stop by another homestead that is slowly disappearing.
Then And yes we have a winner here, someone who was seriously
thinking of canceling! And much to her amazement found she could
operate a snowmobile with out any problem, the whole the family
was pretty happy!
Along a little lost lake in the Nisbet we have an outdoor
BBQ while the sun is setting. Where else in
the world could you enjoy this winter outdoors and actually not
see another snowmobiler all day long?
The late after noon shadows are creeping in.
Having a little fun in the snow!
Then We stop for a nice
sunset
snap on out way back to our unloading point near Adamson lake.