End of Year Letter:I hope everyone had a safe and wonderful winter. I know that Mother Nature was good to us for a change with the amount of snow that we got in Woodford and the rest of Vermont. From the beginning to the end we had snow on the ground, so that all the members of the SnoBusters could enjoy our trail system. It was a great year for snowmobiling! It is a very special thing to come down a damaged trail that you’re out yourself clearing with a friend and see a family with the kids out doing what you thought would take you all day and be told that you are all set from here back to the power lines. What a great feeling! To see a family out their helping out - you do not see that to often. It’s all about team work - thanks to you all! I also would like to thank the people that live in Woodford - they are the ones that really maintain the trails. They groom during the week and clean trails when us Out of Towner’s are back home. Someone has to keep the trails open and they do a great job of it. The Woodford SnoBusters would like to say Thank You to everyone that joined our club and came to the events. I would also like to say Thank You to the people that donated their time to work at our events - it takes a lot of time and people to get things ready. Last year was my last year as President. Mark Tilley is taking over and he is very capable of doing this job. I know I am leaving you in good hands. I will be there to help him out and support him like he and others who supported me. Thank You for the opportunity – I enjoyed every moment of it. I took on a new job and do not have as much time as I used to. One thing I can say it was a great learning experience, lots of fun and I met a lot of great people from along the way. I will still be involved with the Snobusters - helping groom, trail work, fixing the groomers and whatever else comes up that I can help with. I will still be around and you can send me an email anytime at Vtsnoman@sbcglobal.net. Thank You!
John Dovitski Jr.
About the SnoBustersWelcome to the Woodford SnoBusters website. We have over 100 miles of trails that are maintained and groomed regularly by volunteers in the southern part of Green Mountain National Forest. Our elevation is about 2300 feet - that means we get plenty of snow! We are located in the Southwestern part of Vermont, so that makes it a short drive from MA, CT, NY and NH. Make sure that you check out the trail report before you come and visit us - it is updated daily. Or, just call our snowline at 802-447-Snow [7669]. Also check our schedule of events. We have our Special People Ride on Feb. 9 and the Hot Dog Roast on Feb. 16. See you on the trails and have a Safe winter season!
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