Macdowall to Emma Lake 08-08
(destination
rerouted to Shellbrook)
FULL DAY NISBET FOREST CROSS COUNTRY TOURS
FULL DAY NISBET TOURS
- Lots and
lots of Km's through Nisbet Forest & around outlaying country side and
communities.
- Transportation for up to 4 persons
included unless otherwise specified.
- Head to toe gear
available as required.
- Each individuals meals, fuel & oil
extra, + + as required unless specified otherwise.
- Pricing for Full Day Nisbet Forest
Cross Country Tours
- A Good Reason to let let a SNOCRUISE Tour Guide Lead the Way!
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RIDE'N WITH THE BOYZ
March 15, 2008
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| We ride from Macdowall, our goal to ride to Emma. It was unsuccessful, there was some huge stretches of country out in the open that was so wind blown we just took a vote and said "the hell with it" and instead, we rode S-SW 20 miles cross-country following the winding, fully entertaining Shellbrook River, for a serious Formula One type ride, just about right into Shellbrook. A small amount of paint and rivets were traded on route. |
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 An Abandoned Railway corridor thru the forest... . |
 ...that looks inviting! We are on the way to Emma Lake so, No Getting off course. |
 Now this is a treat.........to bad we haven't time to stay and explore. |
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 "We'll Be Back!" |
 The view looks pretty interesting! |
 We'll have to try and find this spot another day. |
 Hmm..... Saskatchewan foothills? |
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 Judging by some of the TRACKS it looks like someone had twenty miles an hour to much! |
 Stick 'n close to the tree lines the snow is great, but out in the open she's like the ocean, frozen in motion, damn hard going for anyone unable to stand. |
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Stopp'n for a breather, the Old Shellbrook river, has got some arms limp from pull'n on the bars, and some riders puff'n with all we've got! |
 She's Formula One all the way down these rivers. |
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 Looking South. We exit the valley close to Shellbrook. That river just winds off to the East. |
 Every one is pulling a little wheelie as they exit the Shellbrook river valley back onto the rolling Stubble fields . |
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