A Streaked Mountaineers Snowmobile Club snow groomer does its work recently in Buckfield.
A Streaked Mountaineers Snowmobile Club snow groomer makes its final tracks at the end of the night before returning to the Buckfield town garage.
The view from a snow groomer run by the Streaked Mountaineers Snowmobile Club.
Pete Laliberte gets ready for some snowmobile grooming on trails in Buckfield for the Streaked Mountaineers Snowmobile Club.
TJ Morin, 19, checks for a break in the traffic before crossing Sabattus Street in Lewiston in a snow grooming machine recently. Morin volunteers for the Hillside Family Riders Snowmobile Club, and is one of several younger volunteers who have been excited about getting involved with snowmobile trail maintenance.
Tim Morin stops to chat with his son, TJ, during a morning of snowmobiling recently.
Katie Morin, 15, follows behind her father, Tim Morin, as they head out across the snow-covered No Name Pond in Lewiston recently. The two volunteer with the Hillside Family Riders Snowmobile Club in Lewiston. Katie is one of the younger members.
Katie Morin, 15, front, and Tom Labonte, 22, enjoy a morning of snowmobiling with the Hillside Family Riders and Snowmobile Club in Lewiston recently.
One of the new smaller Hillside Family Riders Snowmobile Club groomers — purchased with the idea of getting younger people involved in the club — is driven out onto No Name Pond in Lewiston by 19-year-old TJ Morin.
A new small groomer is operated by TJ Morin, 19, for the Hillside Family Riders Snowmobile Club of Lewiston on trails near No Name Pond. Morin is one of several younger volunteers who have been excited about operating the grooming machines and have become involved in the snowmobile club.
Tim Morin, right, chats with several of the younger members of the Hillside Family Riders Snowmobile Club of Lewiston during a break in the trail riding recently. From left are Isaiah Dubois, 21, Tom Labonte, 22, and Katie Morin, 15.
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