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Good stories! :p Mine is a reverse story and involved no witnesses. I was riding third in a group of four. I was waiting at an intersection for the fourth rider. The first two had gone on. I was concerned that I was too far into the turn and the rider would blow the corner, so I decided to...

Thanks for posting that RMK Junky! I get so riled up when I re-read what I wrote!! :realmad: LOL!! Here's the article about the Betties that I think Tam was referring too. :p https://www.snowandmud.com/forum/f391/sledbetties-behind-curtain-38573.html

I can't speak for what happens on the ladies rides in Canada, but at the Annual Ladies Ride in Halfway, the focus has always been on safety. From the very simple safety rules of group riding (waiting at intersections), to how to get yourself unstuck, identified radio channels, etc. All riders...

Hmmmmm.....I truly not sure where to start. I'm a mom, a sledder, an active activist for land access (SAWS Rep for Oregon), a fierce and vocal supporter of women riders and their sledding products. However - all of that aside - I do think that it's is unfair that you expect the women to...

Hey folks - if you can attend this meeting, please do so! Sunridge Inn Baker City 5pm-8pm I just received the following from the City of Halfway. CITY OF HALFWAY 1558 E. RECORD ST. P 0 Box 735 HALFWAY, OR 97834 PHONE: (541) 742-4741 FAX...

Great pics, Mama!! Thanks for sharing. And some people wonder why we love sledding so much. :p Simply beautiful!!

There needs to be equality amongst ALL backcountry users! There is another sledder missing on Pemberton. This is the comment that makes my blood boil.... "The public is reminded to use caution when entering the backcountry on snowmobile and to make sure they are properly equipped for winter...

It's a sticky at the top here. :) Thanks for helping to spread my commentary around though!! :p

I'm trying to keep track of where this is popping up. Tonight, I came across this reference. It contains a link to SW, but I cannot find that my commentary has been published (which is FINE!).....I think Mr. Briggs did a GREAT job with his own rebuttal. :) In anticipation (and hopes)...

Cool. Thanks for clarifying. I've seen this stated on several threads and finally decided to ask. :) We have to have personal licenses for boating here too. Frankly, I'm not up-to-date on the ohv rules, but I think that's where they are going with them too...personal licenses. I've...

So, are sleds not licensed or registered in Canada now? :confused: In the US, depending on which state you live in, sleds are licensed (as in Oregon) or registered (as in Washington). As an Oregon sledder, I have to buy a sled license to ride in Wyoming....even for one day. BUT - our license...

Here's a place to start...... Avy Challenge - challenging backcountry snowmobilers to be avalanche prepared We need to hammer this into the skulls of all sledders!! :p

Thanks! "Home" riding is in the Oregon Cascades. Generally Mt. Bachelor to Diamond Lake. We travel at least a couple of times a year though to ride Mt. Baker, Halfway and WY. One day we will ride in BC. :)

CONGRATS TO BOTH!! And the timing is great - shouldn't impact Amy's sledding season. :)

Letters to the Editor sent to EDMONTON JOURNAL (ALBERTA) - Avalance survivors heroes? by M.C. Jenaux Here's a response to the Edmonton Journal press. I provided a comment or two as a rebuttal. :)

Hi everyone! So happy to be here! I'm a native Oregonian, born and raised. I rode my first sled in 1984 - one of those hot new Yamahas! Weren't the Phazers the coolest thing or what? ;) I didn't start riding regularly until the winter of 1996/97. My sled even then was a Phazer, but the...

:d This site is enabled for comments. Should be interesting to see what develops. If you respond to any slanderous comments, remember to be NICE!! We are trying to IMPROVE our image. Terrace Daily: Articles

I just want to thank everyone for their support and for sending my commentary to others. I had no idea that when I decided to do this that the responses would be so overwhelming. As I've written previously (although I cannot remember WHERE I wrote it!) I simply sat down with my heart - which...

In the Edmonton Journal this morning! :d The Edmonton Journal this morning!! Avalanche survivors should be considered heroes THANKS to everyone who is sending this to the media. That's the ultimate goal......to shine a light on the positives.

I want to send prayers of healing and peace to the victim's families. To the survivors - may your injuries, physical and emotional, heal quickly.