TOAK the Thread Of All Knowledge VIII
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Fixed it for you....
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All migrated and back at full speed. Hooray! Now I get to werk....wait a damn minute! Maybe I ought to finish this John Wayne movie first.
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Nice camper! Holy cow, that camper is nicer than my RV. I just don't know how I made it in my old Starcrafts (a '69 and a '84). I really liked my popups, but they kinda aren't the thing when sleeping in remote bear country, which is why I went to a 16' Scamp for some years, and now a class c.
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Think it was 1970, was riding kinda aimlessly with a canvas one man pup tent and sleeping bag, just rode into woods at night outta sight of the road. Did that in north Florida, next day was talking with a guy that said I was lucky, lotta black bears in those woods. Well, I did have a 4 or 5" hunting knife... also didn't know at that time there were bears in Florida or I would've spent 8 or 10 bucks in one of those little Mom&Pop cabin motels that were common back then. Which I did the remainder of the Florida ride, especially farther south where I knew there were alligators.
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Nope....did snow clearing 3X already, though. I have over 2000 s.f. to clean each time. 25* and wind is blowing. Have us on a blizzard warning. Not the best conditions to enjoy a little ride. May go out anyway later. Wish we had a Starbucks nearby..
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30 years or so. Happy Canyon exit, up on the ridge to the left as you go south. Beautiful view from their deck. Pike's Peak, Devil's Head, and Mt Evans are usually easily seen.