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Ugh. That looks insane. I'd like to be able to do something like that, just to know that I can, but... I don't think I'd like to do it. :)

Thanks guys! My lungs never really gave out on me. Rather, I never noticed if they did because the knee was so painful. My quads did burn the next day, and now I have a pain in my foot which may be related to running too much too quickly in my Vibram Five Finger shoes. The Imogene pass is...

I just took mine on a 17.1 mile hike/run over Imogene pass between Ouray and Telluride, CO. The first time I managed to hike further than a few miles without blisters was in my VFFs. :victory:

Thanks! :) I actually said (and truly believed) the same thing, but then my wife decided she was going to do it and somehow I ended up joining her. I would never have joined her in a (half) marathon up to that point, so I still can't say why I did this. I still have no intention of doing a...

I did it! :wings: 4 hours, 50 minutes, but my knee bummed out about two miles from the summit. I ran (for the first time ever) the final few downhill miles, which eased my knee pain quite a bit.

This is my second time going. I'm not a runner, nor am I terribly competitive; I (and my wife) was talked into it last time by my brother-in-law, and this time by my wife. It's been a few years, I didn't train at all, and now I'm wondering just how much am I going to regret it... :oops: It is...

Has anyone done this race? http://www.imogenerun.com/course.htm

No association. Wish I had the cash. http://flagstaff.craigslist.org/cto/1717341483.html For Sale is a 1978 FJ-40 Toyota Landcruiser 4WD in very good condition. It has not been restored or modified (except for headers, rims/tires) & has been well taken care of. Stock/orig. 2F 6 cyl. engine...

Has anyone tried Brother Thelonious Belgian ale? I would have to special order it through their distributor, but it's intriguing enough to do it unless I get a very bad review... http://www.northcoastbrewing.com/beer-brotherThelonious.htm

This will be my second missed opportunity to hear her speak. :(

Still my favorite. http://www.sundayafternoons.com/store/adventure-hats.html Broad rim--shades entire face Dark inner--reduces reflected light in eyes Bright outer--reflects light from head Sufficient cover of the neck--I never have a sunburned neck with this hat Ventilated--It's never been...

Red Stripe is pretty good, for a lager. ;) The bottles aren't very home-brew friendly though (the short necks make them difficult to cap and decanting is nearly impossible), so I don't buy it.

I have a good job, but it's not your dream job. Most of my time is spent in a windowless office writing and running computer simulations. This trip to Toroweap/Tuweep will be one the few times I get to do field work (maybe once every two years). I have lots of travel, but usually to sit in...

It's a possibility. Son'll be in school, and DW may not have much time off, so I may only be able to go around a holiday. I don't know what my work travel schedule will be in that time frame. I have some field work to do at Toroweap/Tuweep, down in the canyon, so I may be running up there...

If given enough time, I'd be happy to put together a tasting, especially if others on here brew... I need about 1.5 months minimum to brew, ferment, bottle, and age the beer before it's worth drinking--2.5 months or more just makes it better, and it's very good at about 6 months. I can run...

If you're stopping in or going through Flag on your way to Moab, let me know when to expect you.

Not to brag too much, but the best brew I've had was a 6-month old dunkelweizen that I brewed myself. Followed closely by the prickly pear mead, the porter, the oatmeal stout, and the irish red that I brewed myself... Oak Creek Brewing Company makes a good nutbrown ale. I need to get my...

No association to either. http://flagstaff.craigslist.org/pts/1705626890.html Heavy duty hauling trailer, military style. Pintel style hitch. Great wood hauler or trash hauler. Could be fun to tarp over for camping or hunting. Haven't used it for years. Time to go. $450 OBO. You pick up. Doney...

DW's first outdoor climb at Jacks Canyon.

I haven't tried it yet, but GPSNavX claims to support custom waypoints (if you find a fishing hole you like, describe it and add it as a waypoint)... You may get a lot of boating cruft with it, though. http://www.gpsnavx.com/index.php?page=Features