Ontario encourages everyone to travel safely during this time and to follow public health guidelines. It is important to practice physical distancing, frequent hand washing, and the wearing of a non-medical face covering where required or where physical distancing is a challenge.
Picture This.
The trees are capped with fresh snow from last night’s storm. The rising morning sun glistens through the weighted limbs casting yellow beams onto the fluffy white snow. The shadows are blue brisk and dark. It’s stunningly clear and cold. Then, a tree cracks and then another—you take a few steps, the snow crunching under your boots makes you smile, and you turn the key (or pull the cord), eyes wide open as the fuel ignites. The dead silence is broken by the quiet rumble of your sled’s engine warming up, the hot exhaust lingers in the air trapped by the surrounding cold. As you peer down the trail you notice that during your slumber the groomer has been at work—a white ribbon through the forest awaits! Will today be a great day? “All signs point to yes!”