Showing posts with label atv. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atv. Show all posts

Thursday, February 20, 2014

The snow seems to continue this winter in Cape Ray. I cleared my Driveway just 12 hours prior to this and by midnight I suspect it'll will have to be done again. A Video from this afternoon (Brother Inlaw in the pic and video clearing the snow) ,,,,, Click on Photo to open.


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Thursday, July 22, 2010


A few from yesterday's ATV Ride on the Table Mountains.



  The Partridge remains still and has 4-5 young near by.
My Brother enjoying the view of the Valley below. My Granddaughter and I went fishing down their this past Saturday.
A minor problem. In a few places we had to use the Wrench.
A Fog Bank rolls up the Little Codroy River.













My Brother taking a few pics. Note the Pyramid shape Mountains a few miles in the distance.

Great looking Valley and the little Stream has many Brook Trout.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

A scene from a Saturday afternoon.




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That's a great Winch there Corey.
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Sunday, December 23, 2007



VOCM News is giving advice on purchasing an ATV for Christmas.

Buying an ATV for Christmas?
December 23, 2007

Many families in the province will be treating themselves to ATV's as gifts this Christmas. But knowing and following the regulations will perhaps make your ATV experience much more enjoyable.

ATV tragedies, especially those involving children, have led to stricter enforcement of provincial regulations. Several people have been fatally injured in accidents this year. Adult-sized ATV's are limited to drivers 16 or over. Younger drivers must be supervised and on a smaller vehicle and children under 14 are not allowed to drive regardless of the ATV's size. Helmets are mandatory for all users and operating an ATV while impaired is not an option. Vehicles are restricted in environmentally sensitive areas and are not allowed on the public highways except to cross and the operator must be insured. Law enforcement officials stress a common sense approach to enjoying ATV's and urge parental supervision to make sure the regulations are followed.


Great advice! The above photo was taken this morning by the seashore near my community. I spend every spare moment i can riding my ATV and snapping dozens of digital shots on each outing. I live just yards from the Trans Canada Trailway and within minutes i can be enjoying the greatest scenery on the West coast of the island.

Here are a few shots from my outing this morning.