I made another trip down Bunce School Road yesterday. This time with my 11 year old Granddaughter Paige. We made it all the way to the locked gate this time without any problem. Even though it snowed a little the night before and most of the time we were there the trail had less snow than last weekend. I posted some pictures here if anyone is interested in seeing the current conditions.
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I post these pics for my family, most of whom are in California (gotta rub it in =) ) so there's a lot of pictures of my granddaughter and some scenery in there too. You can get a good idea of the conditions of the trail though.

It's really pretty out there and we had a great time despite being a little chilly. The Polaris runs like a top... I told my granddaughter (jokingly) if she falls off be sure to holler at me real loud because I couldn't tell if she was behind me or not. I also told her to hang on real tight because "There's no one out here but me, you and Sasquatch!".

Ha! Being a Grandfather sure has it's perks!! =)



Dave.....

Looks like all had a good time and that's what it is all about!

Doesn't look like Paige had a good time at all. That grin will probably still be there next fall when she goes back to school. Something like that this close to summer can almost ruin a summer vacation for a kid. Glasd you were able to spend some quality time with her.

Great pics, priceless. We'll join ya up there one of these times.
I still don't have any grand kids. Looks like I need to have a little talk with my boys.

Thanks for posting the pics, I was wondering how the trail was. Looks like time to hit SCHOOL HOUSE. Bet we can still hit some drifts up high on the IRONCLADS. Your machine looks far better on the trail than mine duz sitting in the back of truck right now.

Great pics Dave !!!!
Paige will remember those trips forever.

Maybe we can hook up sometime in the future, and I'll bring my 8 yr old daughter.

Nice Pics. Looks like you all had a lot of fun. I also like where you placed your gps. I have a touring and been trying to figure out how to mount it. You gave me some great idea's

Thanks to all... We did have a good time.

Jim in CO: There's some recent discussion on mounting GPS's here: GPS Mounting