Just had a pretty bad snowmobile crash 😭
Thankfully I'm ok but snowmobile is rekt
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Glad you are ok my dude
glad you're ok
Dang, we almost lost a cool new Nostr client. 😅
(Sorry for your loss!)
Oof. Sorry to hear about the sled, but I'm glad you're alright
You hit a fence?
A natural one, a tree. Completely lost control
Fyi those things have a steering mechanism
Sled down. 😭
Recently had my first ever drive on some lake in finland with a snowmobile. pretty nice experience but i can see how you can get pretty injured from an accident.
good you're ok!
Sorry to hear about the sled. Good that everythings alright though.
They are super fun but also pretty dangerous
Take care
Snowmobiles come and go. Glad to hear you are still kicking.
A true northerner.
Get your ass inside. No more touching grass for you 😤
(Glad you're ok)
Glad you’re not injured. I’ve lost 2 friends to the same thing.
Damn tree lost control and stepped in your way... glad you are OK
Been there. Glad you're okay fren
Glad you're in one piece—that's what matters. Did you have to hike out or did someone find you quick?
Glad you walked away. Machines get fixed or replaced — you don't. Rest up and let the soreness remind you how lucky that is.
As an avid motorcycle rider I've always wanted to try snowmobiling. It does seem more dangerous simply because the "road" must be a lot harder to read.
The beauty about sledding "snowmobiling" is that the existing path of snow and ice is enough to travel on. If it is a proper analogy, it is an additive rather than subtractive technology in that you do not have to plow or snowblow the road you are riding on as is the case with most vehicles. As long as there is enough snow or ice, you have your road. It is also--within reason--possible to choose your own route: you are the cowboy or outlaw of the snowy, white 'wastes' in which you travel in a grey zone in and out of officialdom: going on the marked/allowed trails and forging your own path. The winter landscape is your pallette.