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So I initially managed 16. That was a giant kick in the nuts. Here's to improvement :)

Jack rabbits and squirrels are fair game. Cottontail and snowshoe hair you need a permit for.

What the heck, I'm in. I'll do my initial ones tonight.

Glad its back, I was going through symptoms of withdrawal. The shakes were getting bad.

I guess I never answered your question directly. If I had to put it into a short narrative, I would say that the outdoors/nature has taught me that I am a part of nature. I can choose to accept that or I can choose to live oblivious to that fact. I should feel just as at home as in the...

I often find myself coming back to the argument of Conservation vs. Preservation and feel that if Gifford Pinchot had been a tenth the writer that John Muir had been we would be seeing things a bit differently. (By "we" I mean the collective "we".)

If you want something more immediate to read, check out "The Trouble with Wilderness; or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature" by William Cronon. http://www.williamcronon.net/writing/Trouble_with_Wilderness_Main.html

If anyone is looking for a good book on the subject of nature, I highly recommend "Wilderness and the American Mind". It's a good read although quite long. And for the parents and future parents out there, I love "Last Child in the Woods" Both fairly "green" leaning books, but offer good...

I've spent so much time learning about the outdoors, about the philosophy of nature. I'm sure I could fill a book on what I've learned about and from the outdoors. This is one of those conversations that should be had over a fire.

I'm looking casually for a certain vehicle, so I will often look around. I haven't yet contacted someone to look at a vehicle and probably won't until I'm more serious about buying.

Saw you guys parked at Sears. Having dinner at the cafe I assume. That white tow rig was awesome as well.

Is it from the end of HITR?

I know where that is, I've swam there a few times. If nobody else posts up before I get home tonight, I'll chime in.

Goes by "Ilean" here on the forum

Maybe your chart was upside down? Anyway looks like a great time, I love those trips when you can decompress.

I've always liked the sedan version of the Subaru outback. They sit higher than a normal car, and I've always thought they could be a fun vehicle with some all terrains thrown on them.

What about an AMC Eagle. Although I'd love a Local Motors Rally Fighter ;)

It has greened up my lawn early, and kept it green all year. Generally, I keep my lawn a bit longer than most I think around three inches. You can start to build up more topsoil. I would get compost (I love nutri-mulch) but down here I can just go grab a truckload and spread it thin on my yard...

I'm no specialist, but I worked at a golf course for three years and applied a lot of different fertilizers. I love IFA's four step lawn treatment. I've never had a greener lawn than when I followed this program.

I love the Rock Corral. When I was with the BLM that was part of my field office. I'd make any excuse I could to go there. Here's a different view of the south side of the road. Some pretty good climbing over there. Thanks for sharing your trip, I've wanted to hit up a few of these...