For those of you who approve of grooming, I have good news. The Bauer Loops and the Rush Creek Loop both got groomed today. Even better, we got our most powerful grooming machine back from repairs today. Tomorrow it may sound like a swarm of giant mosquitoes up there with as many as 5 or 6 machines making noise and packing down snow. No, we do not own that many machines. We are getting help from the Forest Service to re-open the Hamlin Loop, plus we'll have as many as three of our own machines out there.
This storm system is a bit on the warm and wet side, but as it leaves the cold moves in. So we may get to hold on to all this fresh snow for a while. Call me Pollyanna, but me thinks this is all good.
I know, I know. We need an up-to-date map for people new to the area. We're working on that now. The trail maps are a bit outdated (not quite Anasazi-era, but still lacking in freshness. Oh, and accuracy) and seem to be causing some confusion. Sorry about that.
John and Phil groomed today, Peter and Phil shuttled snowmobiles around on trailers, and Peter wrote emails, made phone calls, took care of assorted business, etc. Total volunteer labor donation for the day comes in at 12.75 hours.
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