A Few Pics from My Recent Trip to Canadialand

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01-02-2013, 08:49 PM

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Took a trip to Canada over my birthday this year (dec 25th) and had some good times snow wheelin....took a couple of pics and figure I'd share them with you guys. Any comments and questions are always welcome!

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Such Bad Ass pics! Myself and the wife have always wanted to go up to Canada. The way this country is going, want to have an exit strategy. Great pics!

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01-02-2013, 09:30 PM

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Such Bad Ass pics! Myself and the wife have always wanted to go up to Canada. The way this country is going, want to have an exit strategy. Great pics!

Its not much better there in terms of politics, but we can save that for another thread.

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01-03-2013, 06:53 AM

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Great pics - glad everything worked out well for you getting the rig pulled out!

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01-03-2013, 07:30 AM

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Great pics - glad everything worked out well for you getting the rig pulled out!

Im actually glad it happened. Although we were in a national park and I didn't worry about getting out, my wife FINALLY understood the need for recovery gear and preparedness. She was making fun of me packing water, a metal canteen (to melt snow), food, water tablets, lighters, a hatchet, mylar blankets and sleeping bags, a few 100 hour candles, etc, but after this, she understood how an innocent day can turn into a nightmare for the unprepared. I now have freedom to buy all the recovery gear I want.