Snowmobiling Trip to
On December 26, 2003 I flew out to
First, here’s the view from the airport:
You certainly a great sense of things being wide open out there.
We drove up to Deadwood, a glittery gambling town that easily had more slot machines than tourists, and were ready for snowmobiling action the next day. Except that I had some mechanical difficulties right off the bat, a broken drive belt.
Here’s a nice group shot.
I’d like to say this one was “Route 11a” but it’s just an example of the maps that are displayed at trail junctions.
We stopped at this place for food and drinks each day. Great location.
Posed shot. Can you tell it’s me?
After two days of snowmobiling, some of the group went off
to help Eric move to
That’s Howard,
Fred, Bob and me (l-r).
After Devil’s Tower we went on to
Fred and Howard taking pictures of us by the side of the road
Great view? No, it’s the soda machine.
The real view:
The nature trail was closed due to Level Orange.
At the airport, Level Orange prompted the use of police dogs (note the badge).
Finally, here’s a map of the locations we visited:
