If you haven’t noticed, the days are getting shorter, the cicadas are making all sorts of racket and the oak trees are dropping massive amounts of acorns. Yep, summer is winding down, and that means the first major fall snowmobile shows, grass drag races, swap meets and events are starting to get rolling.
Saturday Snow Goer made a jaunt to the 25th annual Outlaw Grass Drags in Princeton, Minnesota, which was packed with snowmobile enthusiasts on a muggy August day. The top-flight grass drags are in the event’s name, but visitors also get to take in a huge swap meet, vintage sled, vendor displays, awesome food options and all sorts of quirkiness — including professional lawn mower racing.
Here are 10 photos we shot of the various action found on site on August 25, 2018.
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It’s very cool thanks for sharing a pictures I’ll tell you what I remember back in the day had a 28 horsepower snow jet I’ll never forget that back then it was upstate New York and we could ride a snowmobile right on the main highway no problems well can’t do that no more there’s been a lot of rules of regulations come our way but thanks for sharing it’s like a blast from the past I really appreciate it thank you.
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It’s very cool thanks for sharing a pictures I’ll tell you what I remember back in the day had a 28 horsepower snow jet I’ll never forget that back then it was upstate New York and we could ride a snowmobile right on the main highway no problems well can’t do that no more there’s been a lot of rules of regulations come our way but thanks for sharing it’s like a blast from the past I really appreciate it thank you.