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EQUIPMENT used by SENBSA to keep our trails well groomed and safe each season
3 SENBSA Groomers at Clubhouse	SENBSA groomer working a trail	Groomer on a return trip from Magnetic Hill / Lutes Mountain (seen just over the muffler) to Caledonia Mountain just after crossing Lake Petitcodiac.
SENBSA groomer working a trail	One of the reasons this road is called Hardscrabble ...	Tucker Sno-Cat and ButtDuster(Tm) breaking a new trail on Caledonia Mountain	A 9.5 foot needle through a 10 foot hole!
Beautiful New Brunswick Scenery
2007 is the year of the Moose on Caledonia Mt. Virtually every trail is marked like this! Sledders please be cautious and avoid the beast making this trail. There will be two losers in this contest!		Here's Hundred mileanour. What's in a name?	Here is a view towards Moncton situated just below the horizon (Lutes Mountain).
Climbing onto the Caledonia Highlands is a thrill whether you are on your sled or operating one of SENBSA's Sno-cats. Here's a 'white-out' that has nothing to do with the wind!		A trail edge view of Pow Brook.	Not as Hard: is going the other way Easy-scrabble?
Here is a rock found frozen into the middle of the trail near Riverview that some of our great members removed Feb. 22. Thanks Fred and MRM!			A gorgeous Gorge!
Here's another piece of trail attacked by a gang of hooves.	About to go over the edge - down, down, down to Shenstone.	Most people do not look down here ... this is the trail edge!	Light at the end of the ...
The view south, down the Crooked Creek valley, from Whit's End Lookoff.	The winter view of the popular Crooked Creek Lookout outside Riverside-Albert. Fantastic view of Canada Hill.	One of NB's beautiful covered bridges: the Crooked Creek Covered Bridge.	Starting the long climb up Tom Downey Hill
The Towers of Caledonia Mountain
This may be the original. There's 40 more giants (windmills that is) on the way!	The CTV (CKCW) Tower (400' )		The 'golf ball' watches every flight over the North Atlantic!
Critical communications are distributed here	The Global TV Tower (500' +/-)	Most of the Maritimes can HEAR this one; Moncton's C103 / XL96	One way to find the clubhouse ... just behind that golfball
Deer in Crooked Creek Valley
Giant Poker Run 2004		Kids Fun Day 2004	Spring Fun 2004
2003 Antique Show & Shine at Club House		Hill Climb - Poley Mountain

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