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Never used PayPal, never will. PayPal can go broke and the world will be better off.

A good friend is coming from Wendell Idaho tomorrow to visit this weekend.

If the trail leaders and gunners post their assignments on this thread, you can make informed choices.

But there's a Lasernut sign too.

We got about 4 inches of rain yesterday in Mancos, so the San Juans and LaPlatas probably got a bunch more.

I've heard of cashiers checks being bogus too. If I buy or sell with a cashier's check, I do the transaction at the issuing bank.

Hope it's not a bill for extra cleaning costs.

Our trail sign up packages arrived today, so I'll be making plans. Our family has led the first Saturday Pickle every year since it became an official trail.

31s on flatfender Jeeps.

Tom Horn would be jealous.

I always wanted a chuzo.

I won't waste ammunition on that target, I would be lucky to hit the cliff face.

I moved from WVC to Wyoming in 1980 because of the crowded conditions. I go to the Wasatch front now if only if absolutely necessary. Recently moved to SW Colorado, where it's a bit more crowded, but the winters are easier on my wife.

The local Restore shop has a KLR 650 tank available for $5. If anyone is interested, I can grab it for you. The shut off valve is missing, but I couldn't see any obvious cracks or leak points.

Is that the range with the 1700 yard target? My BIL can hit it pretty consistently.

Lot of that happening on the San Juan mountain trails.

Chevy II 's are fun little cars. I had a '63 two door hardtop for several years. I swapped in a 283 SBC with Powerglide and that little car would scoot. An LS engine would be nearly uncontrollable in my opinion with the short wheelbase. I also helped a friend do an engine swap on a '64 Chevy II...

Every time a law or restriction is passed, it's basically irreversible and then subsequent laws and restrictions are piled onto them. This is how our freedom is slowly taken away, so the best course of action is to prevent these small, seemingly insignificant restrictions up front.

The batteries in my 2003 Dodge CTD are the original OEM units and they still start the big diesel engine with gusto. This is after 18 plus years of Wyoming winters.

Don Pedro's has lost their long time cook, so their food isn't the same. My company used to have business with another company from Los Angeles, and one of the regular visitors to Evanston was Chicano. He said that Don Pedro's was as good as anything he could get in California.