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Drewd
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Seems like many would rather sled than watch football.
Do NFL championship games mean less less traffic and more untracked powder in the mountains? Does football take a back seat to a good day of sledding?
I was invited to sled today but after 11 hours at work yesterday, I was too exhausted to drive 3-4 hours each way starting early this morning.
I'll have the game on in the background while I help out around the house. I'm rooting for Denver because I live in CO but I did grow up 30 minutes South of Foxboro statdium.
Hope PM doesn't choke and doesn't turnover the ball too much.
What did you do today? Did you head out to ride or did you stay home to watch?
Do NFL championship games mean less less traffic and more untracked powder in the mountains? Does football take a back seat to a good day of sledding?
I was invited to sled today but after 11 hours at work yesterday, I was too exhausted to drive 3-4 hours each way starting early this morning.
I'll have the game on in the background while I help out around the house. I'm rooting for Denver because I live in CO but I did grow up 30 minutes South of Foxboro statdium.
Hope PM doesn't choke and doesn't turnover the ball too much.
What did you do today? Did you head out to ride or did you stay home to watch?
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