Of course there were truck in front and behind me............but now there were trucks and trailers parked "double deep"!! 3 rigs in the immediate vicinity of my truck.....totally pinned in!
But I didn't!
ON A DIFFERENT NOTE........Have some people absolutely lost their mind when it comes to parking. Yesterday, I parked at Greenrock about 7:30 am. Less than 10 rigs up there at the time and I parked my truck and trailer without incident.
In less than 20 minutes, it was a non-stop stream of rigs and giddy snowmobilers. We finished dressing and off we went. Our group had a sled clutch go down so a couple of our guys had their day end early. We followed them as they towed the dead sled out to the truck and we were back at our truck(s) around the noon hour.
When we pulled up to our truck, there was no way I could have left if I wanted to!
I know it's a popular place........sometimes you need to park down the road....maybe a mile or two....whatever it takes! I',m just appalled at the nerve, gaul and selfishness that fellow sled-heads would do that.
My rant will probably fall on all the wrong eyes because I would like to believe that the residents of Snowest are the seasoned sledders that ride hard and respectfully and would help another sledder without question. I would also like to think these "seasoned" sledders know how to park without putting another in a major inconvenience.
At the end of our day, we were able to back out because (luckily) those folks behind us came back in time to move so we could as well.
Granted just a rant and I hope someone who parked like an *** reads this and thinks twice about doing it again because I thought more that twice about pissing on your door handles!
Yes, the snow was incredible. Deep, deep, deep and super fun! Visablity was the typical.....terrible at times. Stay in the trees.
ON A DIFFERENT NOTE........Have some people absolutely lost their mind when it comes to parking. Yesterday, I parked at Greenrock about 7:30 am. Less than 10 rigs up there at the time and I parked my truck and trailer without incident.
In less than 20 minutes, it was a non-stop stream of rigs and giddy snowmobilers. We finished dressing and off we went. Our group had a sled clutch go down so a couple of our guys had their day end early. We followed them as they towed the dead sled out to the truck and we were back at our truck(s) around the noon hour.
When we pulled up to our truck, there was no way I could have left if I wanted to!
I know it's a popular place........sometimes you need to park down the road....maybe a mile or two....whatever it takes! I',m just appalled at the nerve, gaul and selfishness that fellow sled-heads would do that.
My rant will probably fall on all the wrong eyes because I would like to believe that the residents of Snowest are the seasoned sledders that ride hard and respectfully and would help another sledder without question. I would also like to think these "seasoned" sledders know how to park without putting another in a major inconvenience.
At the end of our day, we were able to back out because (luckily) those folks behind us came back in time to move so we could as well.
Granted just a rant and I hope someone who parked like an *** reads this and thinks twice about doing it again because I thought more that twice about pissing on your door handles!
