Well it's over. We could ride again but the terrain is getting smaller, the snow dirtier, and we've got to start saving money for next year. The total is 40 riding days, spanning a full 8 months starting October 22. Nice. The gas budget got blown out of the water. 2 blown Polaris engines, one not yet fixed. Never finished the EXT mod, lol, any day now. Several nasty crashes but no genuine wrecks. So many highlights, I'll probably have to do a full season highlight video once I start getting antsy this summer.

Anyway, here's video from the last day, which is a lot like last week's video except less snow :) The camera is starting to glitch...it was time for a new one anyway. Another expense we need to start saving for now.

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You are so lucky, what I would give for a just four months of great rideing.

Well I'm hoping for many more seasons just like this one but just three years ago we had practically no season, so a bad one could happen any time. This one was bigger than usual but I can typically count on at 6 full months of pretty good riding. That's the main reason why we sacrificed so much money to get all those riding days in, not only can you never count on next year, we just might not have the time or ability to do it again next time it comes around because life throws circumstances at you.

When does your season begin again, August? Looks great!

Richard

looks like fun. whoever has the indy 500 is lucky. i love that snowmobile.