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Annual Bluegrass is pretty easy to identify compared to the others. It has pretty narrow blades and produces a fair bit of seed at low heights. The leaf tips have a slight boat shape to them like the tip of a canoe. The cool thing about how some of these plants adapt to mowing is that they will...

Next week I'm riding up to Buckhorn to drop my forks and shock off for servicing at Accelerated Technologies. Going on Wednesday (most likely) or Friday, depending on the weather and which day is better for me to take off work. They open at 9am, so I will try to be there close to that and then...

Anytime. It's amazing how much of this stuff I've forgotten until I read it again.

Nice - there's some pretty sweet Lindens. So do you know the botanical (Latin) name for it then?

What type of grass seed did you put down and where did you get it? If you have never done a soil sedimentation test, that's a cool thing to show your young kids. Something like the attached pdf, but I prefer to wait longer than 24 hours for the clay to settle, since those particles are so fine...

Just so I have this right... You are digging up a neighbours tree and planting it at the cottage, but you don't know what type of tree it is? :)

The attached file which I put together in a past life has a bunch of common turf weeds. Page 14 can help you better identify if it is crabgrass.

That was my experience of the northern section of the 129 too - very straight and tall trees on the sides ,so not much of a view either. That trading post store was just north of the 554 intersection here: Tunnel Lake Trading Post & Motel · 6274 ON-129, Thessalon, ON P0R 1L0

Not sure I would want to do this on a naked bike. This will be an intense day and that wind will be really tiring after 10-12 hours. You have a small windscreen for that thing?

That's correct. The section between Thessalon and Aubrey Falls is the best. From Aubrey Falls to Chapleau, I had a tough time staying awake. To the OP, if you have the time, go further than Thunder Bay and ride over to Fort Frances and up towards Kenora. Then over to Dryden and down to Atikokan...

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I think that's what it is: Disrepectful Trackday Riders- Don't Bother Coming Anymore!

Would love to have you sir.

Yup as mentioned - just no time for a longer sit down lunch. Let's all bring our own food and take breaks every couple hours at scenic spots for a quick rest and recharge.

Definitely going counterclockwise as the route suggests. I find it nice to ride into the sunrise and not be riding into the setting sun after a long day of twisties. Waypoint 29: Hwy 518 is so nice it's worth doing twice. But then I read my ride report from last year and noticed I didn't go...

I looked but I couldn’t find the pic of the oil change he did at the side of the road. Must be buried deep the archive bowels of GTAM.

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Sounds good. Right now the summer solstice falls on Saturday June 21, but normally I try to do a ride like this on a weekday when there's less traffic on the cottage country roads. So currently thinking about doing this on the Friday June 20th. I'm coming from Mississauga and usually start...

Edit - added people coming and revised route / info below. Right now planning for Friday June 20, but if it's raining, then June 19. If it's raining both days, then I'll think about doing it the following week, since I have the whole week off. Might even have time to stop for lunch...

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