How in the world did I let you talk me into riding today[45 miles]?Did we not know it was cold out there,or because of the great outdoor wilderness in Michigan,we just did'nt care?I think the latter.

Yah,the feet were a little cold,the finger tips a little cold [my electric gloves failed me].Giving the circumstances of 12 degree weather in the early morning,we did a pretty good job of navigating today.

We must of seen 2000 deer tracks in fresh snow today,not ONE deer in sight.I wonder how many seen us?They probably knew the camera's were ready to go?

Anyways,I personally want to again thank you for a great time today,especially in the wake of my current family mishap.It was a badly needed ''GET AWAY'' and I was very pleased to have you accompany me.We will be certain to do this again,when its 40 degree's outside, [LOL]
Bill

PS,
get practicing on them 4x4 dougnuts! [lol]

 

I don't think so Bill... The deer were all inside keeping warm. Only us crazed riders of the open snow fields and hunters were out there. I'm sure when we past a couple of hunters, at one point they had a little gleam in their eyes when we were bouncing by on our quads. They just watched in awe, with those big 'o shot guns over their shoulders and probably thinkin', what to shoot at since there's on deer. :0)
Wait a minute, I didn't talk you into goin' out there, although you would have been glad to go anyway, as was I. The doughnuts was a blast. I never did them before 'cause it looked like kid stuff... It is! And I soon forgot how cold I was while spinning the wheels off.
My pleasure and we'll get to ride again after the holidays I'm sure. Maybe the gang 'ill come next time. We'll have to make sure it's forty degrees out at least. Twenty-eight degrees is too cold for the deer to hang out...
Chuck, Suzuki KQ 300, GPS & lunch...