Proposed
route for a 2100+ mile trek that crosses the bitterly cold winter lands
of the Northern Canada.
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Burrr! The winds were whipping and cutting
right through your layers of cloths..
These pictures don't come close to showing
the the total white-outs we experienced today!
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The TRAIL ENDS here.... we made it to
the Atlantic Ocean and we decided to turn back!
This is the group that we rode with on the
"International Snowmobile Tours" Bearcat Canada Challenge
Here is the movie of the day
(Whiteout)
"To play movies from this web site, right
click on the link and select "save target as" option and save to your computer.
Then double click to play, also note that this may take a while on
dialup...
Miss Newlin and Mrs Ferrell's 4th Grade Classes Previous days New Technologies
American
Cancer Society
F.A.M.E.
Purpose : Funding for Cancer Research
& Support Purpose:
The Friends of all-American Mike programs.
Ellsworth's goal is to assist Mike in his quest for
an Olympic medal. (click
here for more info)
Tuscola
County 4-H
Youth for Christ
The 4H program has has been eliminated here
in
Youth for Christ is a non-denominational christian youth
Tuscola county, Michigan due to loss of public
funding. program in Caro and Reese
Michigan. This group has a
50% of the money raised will go to 4-H clubs
and the donation short
fall this last year and need to raise additional
kids for youth functions and 50% of the money
will go funds to keep the program
at 100% for the teens. All
to the county 4-H council to provide
scholarships for
moneys raised will go for teen functions and programs that
children to special workshops and training.
lead to personal growth, leadership development.
Anyone that would like to make
a pledges to the above
charities, please email us a
pledge today at:
safari@pattullo2000.com
The riders receive no money from
the proceeds. Each participant pays 100% of the cost of the trip,
with the cost being around $1800 per rider. Each rider also must
provide their own snowmobiles, trailers, gas, oil and gear. The riders
ride about 200 miles per day in wilderness and remote areas of Canada with
temperatures well below zero. This year's trip will begin on February
3rd and will completed on February 14th.. Participants ride between
25-50 mph with temperatures dropping into the double digits below zero
after the wind chill factor. Extra fuel and supplies are carried
on each snowmobile. One of the riders this year, Betty Pattullo is
a breast cancer survivor.
The team enjoys getting mail from family and friends following the trip, please drop us an email, so we can read them each night after dinner around the fire
Please
email us at:
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