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The Trip |
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On March 25, 2004 a crew set out for Camp 1 on Ten-Mile Lake abord a 1957 Bombardier Snowmobile owned and maintained by Mr. Howard Dredge of Black Duck Cove. |
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Before travelling too far we encountered another Snowmobile coming out of the woods with a load of lumber. A sign that these workhorses of Northern Newfoundland still pull their own weight. |
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There are few sights like those of a vintage Snowmobile sitting on the ice, waiting to go on to the next destination. |
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Travelling by snowmobile is a adventure in itself. Driving takes a careful hand and eye. |
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Even I, Rev'd John, the passenger, took a nervous hand at the helm. |
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Our Captian, Howard, did most of the driving. |
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First Mate, Kevin, took the controls for a while.. |
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On our way out we encountered yet another Snowmobile hard at work. Seeing these two machines side-by-side was like going back in time. |
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Go Back to the 2004 Snowmobile Ride Page. |
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