Post by LibertyFever on Jul 15, 2007 9:42:43 GMT -5
When you called me yesterday to let me know you were in the Dalhousie area for a visit I was surprised 
You don't often come this far west of Beresford.
I was even more surprised when you drove in the driveway (over my lawn) with your entire family in the YJ
Even though I was busy trying to build a front step on my house had no problem taking time out for a quick trail run. Since you had the kids with you I took them on a mild run about the Dalhousie mountain.
Some of the trails about the Dalhousie area are mild stock trails but then again there are some deep in the deep woods that are only passable by snowmobile in the winter. They're simply too wet for ATV's. At this time of the year the ATV/snowmobile trails that follow the power lines are narrow because of the overgrown shrubs.
Coming out of one of the trails yesterday there was a single tight spot that I thought Paul might have trouble with because his Jeep is a bit wider than mine. Of course he didn't, he simply went over the rocks.
Paul seemed to like the trails here, maybe we can arrange a weekend of trail exploring this summer here in the Campbellton area sometime. I've heard of trails in the Upsaquitch, Sqaw Cap and Balmoral ares that I've yet to explore.
Thanks again for the visit Paul. Next time if I have more notice we can plan a BBQ meal here.
You don't often come this far west of Beresford.I was even more surprised when you drove in the driveway (over my lawn) with your entire family in the YJ
Even though I was busy trying to build a front step on my house had no problem taking time out for a quick trail run. Since you had the kids with you I took them on a mild run about the Dalhousie mountain.
Some of the trails about the Dalhousie area are mild stock trails but then again there are some deep in the deep woods that are only passable by snowmobile in the winter. They're simply too wet for ATV's. At this time of the year the ATV/snowmobile trails that follow the power lines are narrow because of the overgrown shrubs.
Coming out of one of the trails yesterday there was a single tight spot that I thought Paul might have trouble with because his Jeep is a bit wider than mine. Of course he didn't, he simply went over the rocks.
Paul seemed to like the trails here, maybe we can arrange a weekend of trail exploring this summer here in the Campbellton area sometime. I've heard of trails in the Upsaquitch, Sqaw Cap and Balmoral ares that I've yet to explore.
Thanks again for the visit Paul. Next time if I have more notice we can plan a BBQ meal here.
