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Hay
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Picking up Trash for Trails: 2004 |
The Hay Days Grass Drags event has grown year
by year and is now recognized, as the largest snowmobile event in the
World. It has been referred to in many publications as the Grand
Daddy of them All. The first race was in November of 1967. Through
the years the race has been held at many different locations and is
currently in the Columbus Township of Minnesota. The
Sno-Barons Hay Days Grass Drags has grown from attendance of only a few
hundred, to nearly 50,000 people. To many snowmobilers and snowmobile
dealers, it has been the event that officially starts the snowmobile
season. And so it became the "Official Start of Winter."
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The Sno Dragons pick up trash for trails at Hay Days.
The club members empty trash barrels setup all around the Hay Days
grounds, and also pickup trash and cardboard left by vendors and
spectators on the ground. A
special thanks to Scott Johnson who was "Trashmaster" during the 2004
Hays Days weekend. Scott spent countless hours organizing and
coordinating the trash pickup for the Sno Dragons. |
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Thanks to the generosity of Arctic Cat, the Sno Dragons received 6 new
ATV's this year to use at Hay Days. The ATV's are hooked to utility
trailers, which get loaded up with empty trash barrels and the club
members empty all the full trash barrels and pickup all trash produced
during the weekend event. |
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The Sno Dragons would also like to thank Vicky Buck who provides all the
meals during the weekend. She prepares delicious home cooked meals
three time a day for all the club member that volunteer at Hay Days.
She spends countless hours preparing all the great food which is
appreciated by everyone.
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The Sno Dragons also put a great deal of money back into the sport
where financial assistance is granted to other snowmobile
organizations/clubs who use this money to maintain snowmobile trails and
the sport of snowmobiling. Thanks to all Sno Dragons for there
great turn out and effort this year! |
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