Dear Brian, Judy, Jamie, and Rusty,

 

I am sending you this e-mail as a thank-you and a question to all snowmobilers.  First, I would like to ask my question; when was the last time you rode on table-top smooth trails and snow measured in feet, not inches?  If your answer is I can't remember, then I know you haven't ridden in Ontario, Canada lately.  I just recently returned from a 6 night and 6 day trip with Come Play in the Snow Inc., with Brian Pacello, as our guide.  This trip started in Searchmont and had nightly stops in Wawa, White River, Marathon, Manitouwadge, Hornepayne, and Hearst, where on the last day we loaded our sleds on the snow train for the ride back to Searchmont.  I know what you're thinking, just another guided tour.  Wrong!  This is my second trip with Brian and the gang at Come Play in the Snow and one thing I have noticed is how Brian tries to mix up many different riding styles, while taking you through some of Canada's most beautiful wilderness areas.  About a week or two after returning home from my trip to Canada, I got my pictures back.  As I looked at them, it hit me just how much we saw and all the things we did; it's almost overwhelming.  Another thing I noticed, is how hard Brian and his crew (Jaime) worked to see that we were comfortable and had everything we needed to keep the snow adventure running smoothly.  I almost forgot about all the great meals we had!  If you want the best dessert you will ever eat, ask for the Banana Fritter served at the hotel restaurant in Hornepayne; it's to die for. In closing, on behalf of all of us from the Woodford County Snowmobile Club that were fortunate enough to take the Come Play in the Snow Guided Wilderness Adventure Tour, a big thank-you to Brian and crew!

Sincerely,

Robert L. Atkins

President Woodford County Snowmobile Club