sorry for your loss...safe travels. snow will probably be here when you get around to venturing up this way...even in May.
On Tue, Dec 17, 2019 at 1:09 PM Marlene Crofoot < mcrofoot@...> wrote: You guys are awesome just wish I could get up there but “life happens!” ?Brother passed away now I’m off to Idaho another unplanned diversion from the island!? But I’m mentally reliving the awesome skiing last winter, it gives me peace!? Thanks a bunch to all my island family & friends involved! ?Impressive Keith - thanks so much for all your work.? So when are you coming over to ski?
I’m up for snowshoeing the north end trails.? I did just a bit on Sunday and there are some big trees down along with a lot of water.? Yet it is really wonderful out there.? Let me know if anyone is interested.? Marnie On Dec 17, 2019, at 9:25 AM, Keith Sowl < fksowl@...> wrote:
well, finally some tracks for island folks to ski. I have never seen the woods in such a state, as if the dozens and dozen broken off conifer limbs and tops weren't daunting enough, the woods has so much standing water all over that makes taking a 600 lb snowmobile even more death defying. Getting stuck is a real fear and possibility, and it happened a couple of times, but was able to free it with a little extra effort. Because of that, after struggling in the crotch high snow for three days I decided to pull the plug while working back towards our old place and Ken and I broke through to the Music Camp parking lot.? Unless someone breaks trail with snowshoes, my only trail related task over there will be to help Ken with the grooming. I feel bad about this, but like I said, I never have encountered such mayhem in the woods. I have snowshoes, a small otter sled and machetes in the back of my old dodge plow truck in the school parking lot that people could borrow if they wished to go for a snowshoe. If one comes up to a tree needing a chain saw it could be left, and I would clean it up once I know that I am not going to bury the snowmobile. I think that there are probably not near as many trees down on the north end trail ,but Ken said the water is everywhere, so snowshoes will have to break the trail. If people got organized, sections of the north end trail could be done if a car was parked at a different trailhead. Example...leave a car on Schoolhouse at the Ruehl Harmon Trailhead and snowshoe to the Burroughs trailhead via big swamp or Buffalo Lodge and enjoy the splendor of the snow covered forest. Carry a machete to cut off the bent over sapling, pack some water and snacks and enjoy!!!
PS just to be clear, the snowshoeing is necessary to pack the snow so it will let the frost down to freeze everything. The north end trail will not see my snowmobile unless this is done and we actually get a week of cold weather. But with the weather forecast, snowshoeing out there will be a treat.
Merry Christmas everyone On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:41 PM Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski= [email protected]> wrote: Ken
You are the best.? Thank you for all your work.? Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]> To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]> Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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You guys are awesome just wish I could get up there but “life happens!” ?Brother passed away now I’m off to Idaho another unplanned diversion from the island! ?But I’m mentally reliving the awesome skiing last winter, it gives me peace! ?Thanks a bunch to all my island family & friends involved!
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On Dec 17, 2019, at 10:16 AM, Marnie Myhre <marniesmyhre1@...> wrote:
? Impressive Keith - thanks so much for all your work. ?So when are you coming over to ski?
I’m up for snowshoeing the north end trails. ?I did just a bit on Sunday and there are some big trees down along with a lot of water. ?Yet it is really wonderful out there. ?Let me know if anyone is interested. ?Marnie On Dec 17, 2019, at 9:25 AM, Keith Sowl < fksowl@...> wrote:
well, finally some tracks for island folks to ski. I have never seen the woods in such a state, as if the dozens and dozen broken off conifer limbs and tops weren't daunting enough, the woods has so much standing water all over that makes taking a 600 lb snowmobile even more death defying. Getting stuck is a real fear and possibility, and it happened a couple of times, but was able to free it with a little extra effort. Because of that, after struggling in the crotch high snow for three days I decided to pull the plug while working back towards our old place and Ken and I broke through to the Music Camp parking lot.? Unless someone breaks trail with snowshoes, my only trail related task over there will be to help Ken with the grooming. I feel bad about this, but like I said, I never have encountered such mayhem in the woods. I have snowshoes, a small otter sled and machetes in the back of my old dodge plow truck in the school parking lot that people could borrow if they wished to go for a snowshoe. If one comes up to a tree needing a chain saw it could be left, and I would clean it up once I know that I am not going to bury the snowmobile. I think that there are probably not near as many trees down on the north end trail ,but Ken said the water is everywhere, so snowshoes will have to break the trail. If people got organized, sections of the north end trail could be done if a car was parked at a different trailhead. Example...leave a car on Schoolhouse at the Ruehl Harmon Trailhead and snowshoe to the Burroughs trailhead via big swamp or Buffalo Lodge and enjoy the splendor of the snow covered forest. Carry a machete to cut off the bent over sapling, pack some water and snacks and enjoy!!!
PS just to be clear, the snowshoeing is necessary to pack the snow so it will let the frost down to freeze everything. The north end trail will not see my snowmobile unless this is done and we actually get a week of cold weather. But with the weather forecast, snowshoeing out there will be a treat.
Merry Christmas everyone On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:41 PM Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski= [email protected]> wrote: Ken
You are the best.? Thank you for all your work.? Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]> To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]> Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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Keith,
On island later this week...I’ll get out on north end with shoes and let u know how it goes....thx for the in town work....glad you’re still alive after all that! Ol Haus
On Dec 17, 2019, at 9:31 AM, Keith Sowl < fksowl@...> wrote:
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well, finally some tracks for island folks to ski. I have never seen the woods in such a state, as if the dozens and dozen broken off conifer limbs and tops weren't daunting enough, the woods has so much standing water all over that makes taking
a 600 lb snowmobile even more death defying. Getting stuck is a real fear and possibility, and it happened a couple of times, but was able to free it with a little extra effort.
Because of that, after struggling in the crotch high snow for three days I decided to pull the plug while working back towards our old place and Ken and I broke through to the Music Camp parking lot.?
Unless someone breaks trail with snowshoes, my only trail related task over there will be to help Ken with the grooming. I feel bad about this, but like I said, I never have encountered such mayhem in the woods.
I have snowshoes, a small otter sled and machetes in the back of my old dodge plow truck in the school parking lot that people could borrow if they wished to go for a snowshoe. If one comes up to a tree needing a chain saw it could be left, and I would
clean it up once I know that I am not going to bury the snowmobile. I think that there are probably not near as many trees down on the north end trail ,but Ken said the water is everywhere, so snowshoes will have to break the trail. If people got organized,
sections of the north end trail could be done if a car was parked at a different trailhead. Example...leave a car on Schoolhouse at the Ruehl Harmon Trailhead and snowshoe to the Burroughs trailhead via big swamp or Buffalo Lodge and enjoy the splendor of
the snow covered forest. Carry a machete to cut off the bent over sapling, pack some water and snacks and enjoy!!!
PS just to be clear, the snowshoeing is necessary to pack the snow so it will let the frost down to freeze everything. The north end trail will not see my snowmobile unless this is done and we actually get a week of cold weather. But with the weather forecast,
snowshoeing out there will be a treat.
Merry Christmas everyone
On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:41 PM Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski= [email protected]> wrote:
Ken
You are the best.? Thank you for all your work.? Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie
-----Original Message-----
From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]>
To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm
Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report
Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The
section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the
back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob
Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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Impressive Keith - thanks so much for all your work. ?So when are you coming over to ski?
I’m up for snowshoeing the north end trails. ?I did just a bit on Sunday and there are some big trees down along with a lot of water. ?Yet it is really wonderful out there. ?Let me know if anyone is interested. ?Marnie
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On Dec 17, 2019, at 9:25 AM, Keith Sowl < fksowl@...> wrote:
well, finally some tracks for island folks to ski. I have never seen the woods in such a state, as if the dozens and dozen broken off conifer limbs and tops weren't daunting enough, the woods has so much standing water all over that makes taking a 600 lb snowmobile even more death defying. Getting stuck is a real fear and possibility, and it happened a couple of times, but was able to free it with a little extra effort. Because of that, after struggling in the crotch high snow for three days I decided to pull the plug while working back towards our old place and Ken and I broke through to the Music Camp parking lot.? Unless someone breaks trail with snowshoes, my only trail related task over there will be to help Ken with the grooming. I feel bad about this, but like I said, I never have encountered such mayhem in the woods. I have snowshoes, a small otter sled and machetes in the back of my old dodge plow truck in the school parking lot that people could borrow if they wished to go for a snowshoe. If one comes up to a tree needing a chain saw it could be left, and I would clean it up once I know that I am not going to bury the snowmobile. I think that there are probably not near as many trees down on the north end trail ,but Ken said the water is everywhere, so snowshoes will have to break the trail. If people got organized, sections of the north end trail could be done if a car was parked at a different trailhead. Example...leave a car on Schoolhouse at the Ruehl Harmon Trailhead and snowshoe to the Burroughs trailhead via big swamp or Buffalo Lodge and enjoy the splendor of the snow covered forest. Carry a machete to cut off the bent over sapling, pack some water and snacks and enjoy!!!
PS just to be clear, the snowshoeing is necessary to pack the snow so it will let the frost down to freeze everything. The north end trail will not see my snowmobile unless this is done and we actually get a week of cold weather. But with the weather forecast, snowshoeing out there will be a treat.
Merry Christmas everyone On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:41 PM Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski= [email protected]> wrote: Ken
You are the best.? Thank you for all your work.? Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]> To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]> Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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Thank you Keith for your continued hard work on the trails?
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On Dec 17, 2019, at 9:31 AM, Keith Sowl <fksowl@...> wrote:
? well, finally some tracks for island folks to ski. I have never seen the woods in such a state, as if the dozens and dozen broken off conifer limbs and tops weren't daunting enough, the woods has so much standing water all over that makes taking a 600 lb snowmobile even more death defying. Getting stuck is a real fear and possibility, and it happened a couple of times, but was able to free it with a little extra effort. Because of that, after struggling in the crotch high snow for three days I decided to pull the plug while working back towards our old place and Ken and I broke through to the Music Camp parking lot.? Unless someone breaks trail with snowshoes, my only trail related task over there will be to help Ken with the grooming. I feel bad about this, but like I said, I never have encountered such mayhem in the woods. I have snowshoes, a small otter sled and machetes in the back of my old dodge plow truck in the school parking lot that people could borrow if they wished to go for a snowshoe. If one comes up to a tree needing a chain saw it could be left, and I would clean it up once I know that I am not going to bury the snowmobile. I think that there are probably not near as many trees down on the north end trail ,but Ken said the water is everywhere, so snowshoes will have to break the trail. If people got organized, sections of the north end trail could be done if a car was parked at a different trailhead. Example...leave a car on Schoolhouse at the Ruehl Harmon Trailhead and snowshoe to the Burroughs trailhead via big swamp or Buffalo Lodge and enjoy the splendor of the snow covered forest. Carry a machete to cut off the bent over sapling, pack some water and snacks and enjoy!!!
PS just to be clear, the snowshoeing is necessary to pack the snow so it will let the frost down to freeze everything. The north end trail will not see my snowmobile unless this is done and we actually get a week of cold weather. But with the weather forecast, snowshoeing out there will be a treat.
Merry Christmas everyone On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:41 PM Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski= [email protected]> wrote:
Ken
You are the best.? Thank you for all your work.? Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie
-----Original Message-----
From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]>
To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm
Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report
Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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well, finally some tracks for island folks to ski. I have never seen the woods in such a state, as if the dozens and dozen broken off conifer limbs and tops weren't daunting enough, the woods has so much standing water all over that makes taking a 600 lb snowmobile even more death defying. Getting stuck is a real fear and possibility, and it happened a couple of times, but was able to free it with a little extra effort. Because of that, after struggling in the crotch high snow for three days I decided to pull the plug while working back towards our old place and Ken and I broke through to the Music Camp parking lot.? Unless someone breaks trail with snowshoes, my only trail related task over there will be to help Ken with the grooming. I feel bad about this, but like I said, I never have encountered such mayhem in the woods. I have snowshoes, a small otter sled and machetes in the back of my old dodge plow truck in the school parking lot that people could borrow if they wished to go for a snowshoe. If one comes up to a tree needing a chain saw it could be left, and I would clean it up once I know that I am not going to bury the snowmobile. I think that there are probably not near as many trees down on the north end trail ,but Ken said the water is everywhere, so snowshoes will have to break the trail. If people got organized, sections of the north end trail could be done if a car was parked at a different trailhead. Example...leave a car on Schoolhouse at the Ruehl Harmon Trailhead and snowshoe to the Burroughs trailhead via big swamp or Buffalo Lodge and enjoy the splendor of the snow covered forest. Carry a machete to cut off the bent over sapling, pack some water and snacks and enjoy!!!
PS just to be clear, the snowshoeing is necessary to pack the snow so it will let the frost down to freeze everything. The north end trail will not see my snowmobile unless this is done and we actually get a week of cold weather. But with the weather forecast, snowshoeing out there will be a treat.
Merry Christmas everyone
On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:41 PM Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski= [email protected]> wrote:
Ken
You are the best.? Thank you for all your work.? Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie
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From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]>
To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm
Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report
Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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Ken
You are the best. ?Thank you for all your work. ?Wish I were skiing on the Island now.
Bonnie
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From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre@...>
To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Dec 16, 2019 5:58 pm
Subject: [madelineislandxc] Trail Report
Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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way ta go Ken...hope people take advantage of it all
On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 5:58 PM Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre= [email protected]> wrote: Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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Trail Report for 12/16/2019
Great news ... Most of the Backyard Trail is now open, packed, and groomed.? Thank you Keith Sowl for hours and hours of very hard work over the weekend and again today clearing so many trees off the trail.? There is only one Keith ... !? The section of the trail from Gip and Lauren's (still hard not to call it Keith and Carol's!) is not yet open.? Might be a good project for a snowshoe brigade to walk through there and clear trees off the trail?? There is a spur from Wayne's World road to the back of the music camp property that will work for now as an access point.
The Golf Course Trail is also freshly groomed, and now you can ski from the GCT (Golf Course Trail) to the BYT (Backyard Trail)!? From the clubhouse at the golf course, ski the left trail across holes 1, 3, 4, and 5 to the far corner of the course near Bob Hartzell's Fairway Suites on Hole 14.? There you will see a spur trail linking the golf course to Wayne's World road, and the BYT!? Be careful when crossing Mondamin, of course, but great to have this now available, open, and groomed.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 2:39 PM Kristi Lein < pondmire@...> wrote: Kristin Lein here
On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 5:03 PM Nicole Pugliese < npugs3@...> wrote: I got this note. Thank you! Nicole? Madeline Island Ski Club folks,
Great meeting tonight at the library, and minutes to follow, but one bothersome item to clean up.? Some folks who had replied to confirm their membership in this group message format haven’t been receiving some posts, so can I ask a quick favor: ?Would everyone who receives this message send a quick, brief reply so I can confirm who is and who isn’t getting these message posts?
Thank you!
Ken
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Thank you for doing the trails. Tom and I will be back soon and would like to help out where needed.?
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On Dec 15, 2019, at 12:31 PM, Keith Sowl < fksowl@...> wrote: that's the way I'm lookin' at it Ken had a tough time moving last night so I forbade any snowmobiling and trail work today!!! It is a day of rest right? ? ?The good news is that Keith can actually move today!
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Ken had a tough time moving last night so I forbade any snowmobiling and trail work today!!! It is a day of rest right? ? ?The good news is that Keith can actually move today!
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Ken had a tough time moving last night so I forbade any snowmobiling and trail work today!!! It is a day of rest right? ?
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?The good news is that Keith can actually move today!
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Trail Report for 12/14/2019
Groomed the Golf Course Trail in the morning but front nine trail quickly drifted over with wind and snow. ?Will groom again Sun. or Mon.
Worked on clearing the Backyard Trail with Keith the rest of the day ... Wow. ?Keith said he’s never seen so many trees/tree parts downed on the trail before (see pic, attached). ?Hard work! ?Trail is mostly cleared now with just the section from Keith’s farm to Wayne’s World left to go. ?FYI.
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Trail Report for 12/13/2019
As of 3:00 this afternoon the golf course trail is packed and will be groomed first thing tomorrow (Saturday) morning, fyi.
Hope to get onto the Backyard Trail this next week to clear, pack, and groom so we all can really enjoy all this snow.
Happy Trails,
Ken
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On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 5:03 PM Nicole Pugliese < npugs3@...> wrote: I got this note. Thank you! Nicole? Madeline Island Ski Club folks,
Great meeting tonight at the library, and minutes to follow, but one bothersome item to clean up.? Some folks who had replied to confirm their membership in this group message format haven’t been receiving some posts, so can I ask a quick favor: ?Would everyone who receives this message send a quick, brief reply so I can confirm who is and who isn’t getting these message posts?
Thank you!
Ken
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I got this note. Thank you!
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On Dec 4, 2019, at 8:36 PM, Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io < kenneth.myhre@...> wrote: Madeline Island Ski Club folks,
Great meeting tonight at the library, and minutes to follow, but one bothersome item to clean up. ?Some folks who had replied to confirm their membership in this group message format haven’t been receiving some posts, so can I ask a quick favor: ?Would everyone who receives this message send a quick, brief reply so I can confirm who is and who isn’t getting these message posts?
Thank you!
Ken
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On Dec 4, 2019, at 6:36 PM, Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre@...> wrote:
? Madeline Island Ski Club folks,
Great meeting tonight at the library, and minutes to follow, but one bothersome item to clean up. ?Some folks who had replied to confirm their membership in this group message format haven’t been receiving some posts, so can I ask a quick favor: ?Would everyone who receives this message send a quick, brief reply so I can confirm who is and who isn’t getting these message posts?
Thank you!
Ken
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On Dec 4, 2019, at 6:39 PM, Bonnie Matuseski via Groups.Io <bjmatuseski@...> wrote:
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Ken
Bonnie Matuseski is receiving the XC Ski messages. ?Thank you
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From: Kenneth Myhre via Groups.Io <kenneth.myhre@...>
To: madelineislandxc < [email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Dec 4, 2019 8:36 pm
Subject: [madelineislandxc] Testing 1,2,3
Madeline Island Ski Club folks,
Great meeting tonight at the library, and minutes to follow, but one bothersome item to clean up. ?Some folks who had replied to confirm their membership in this group message format haven’t been receiving some posts, so can I ask a quick favor: ?Would everyone who receives this message send a quick, brief reply so I can confirm who is and who isn’t getting these message posts?
Thank you!
Ken
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