Be careful up on Ossipee

[jeffk]

Originally Posted by WINNOCTURN

Jeff,

Sorry to say it is the possible LIABILYT a Club could open its' self up to. We say it is not safe here and some goes in some where else in the same general area. You know what could happen.

Some 15 + years ago the Moultonboro SMC had such a map. It was printed on a heavy plastic “shopping” bag. I still have one some where in my workshop. If can find it I will take a picture of it and post it.

You will never get any one to affirm the satisfactory condition of any frozen body of water, Club, Fish & Game Bureau of trails. You will notice that almost every trail report most Clubs put out has a “WARNING” about lake riding.


WINNOCTURN

I hear what you're saying Winnocturn however I think it's sad that we have reached a point in society that we can't warn people about KNOWN dangers because we might have missed one or one occasionally pops up in an unexpected area.

This sounds like a place for a good Samaritan law. Any club marking their maps with known dangers will not be liable for additional dangers not shown.

[trfour]

Originally Posted by jeffk

I hear what you're saying Winnocturn however I think it's sad that we have reached a point in society that we can't warn people about KNOWN dangers because we might have missed one or one occasionally pops up in an unexpected area.

This sounds like a place for a good Samaritan law. Any club marking their maps with known dangers will not be liable for additional dangers not shown.

'I hear what you're saying Winnocturn however I think it's sad that we have reached a point in society that we can't warn people about KNOWN dangers because we might have missed one or one occasionally pops up in an unexpected area.

This sounds like a place for a good Samaritan law. Any club marking their maps with known dangers will not be liable for additional dangers not shown'.

I have a ton of Club snowmobile maps from the Lakes Region, ME. VT. and Canada. Their trails are very clearly marked with a solid colored line over land, and it changes to a dotted line with a Warning whenever a trail crosses, a river, pond, lake or ocean, usually in Red!!

'Extremely Important'!! Do not snowmobile alone!... Be prepared, Read you're Owners manuals, and plan you're trips ahead! "Map'IT, with Up To Date Maps from the area that you wish to ride in! 'Take a Safety course'!

We Do Not want to read about YOU, or any other unsuspecting victim in the coming season here!

'Please stay safe"!
Love, Terry