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Help with winter expedition sled	21-Aug-2012 At 11:21:18 AM	DBurg
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Southcol, Snowshoes it is, i havent gotten to skis yet (old snowboarder) The poles I have are 6ft 1/2 inch fibreglass poles, so hopefully that should give me enough control. I have a C-tug trolley for my kayak that I was thinking of taking. It straps to the bottom nicely and the pneumatic tyres turns it into an AT sled!! Might be a bit over kill, but even if it helps me get from Dead horse gap across the foot bridge to the base of the snow (I dont think there is snow that far down this year) It will prob be worth it. I can always take it back to the car once I get to the snow. The resin on the poles should be set by tomorrow, Ill post a few pics of the finished kit.

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