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I just use the Dutch oven. The traditional pot-on-the-bottom way and the upside-down way with the CampMaid http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/152980-New-must-have-Dutch-oven-accessory Old school method CampMaid method

I've never been on these trails but I pass them often on my to the woods: http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/conf/recarea/?recid=10540 Very close the the dispersed camping I mentioned a few posts ago. Say hello to Chris (U-Joint) for me. He makes some killer rides.

It's a dang conspiracy I tell ya, Flounder! I was so hopeful that Russel Moccasin would make me the perfect boot. After speaking with the owner on the phone I was so confident. And then the boot showed up two sizes too long and two sizes too narrow. And the eyes touched each other around the...

So much quieter and smoother. Like going from sleeping on a plank to a mattress.

Installed the tires today ----- smooooooooth..... :26_7_2:

I just installed the STT-Pros that I won in July: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/forums/144-COOPER-DISCOVERER-Round-3-Entries-and-Voting First impression, quiet, comfy. Much better than the S/T that they're replacing.

Our white unicorn of the month: a lightweight reliable diesel engine, 400+ ft/lbs torque, decent hp, minimal cost of admission to the show. Holding breath now...

That's my impression too. You can actually run in them and not curse the almighty. And you can feel the clutch; that's important. So many boots, especially duty boots, have no tactile feel at all. That's why I'd love to get a nice flexible Vibram sole on the bottom of a sturdy but supple...

I still wear Lems all week to work and on weekends if I'm not overlanding or hiking. Lems represents 90% of my lifestyle... But the Uggs are the bomb when it's cold out. Luxury, sweet luxury. The boot that I linked doesn't look like a 12 year-old girl owns them too; they're discreet and work...

It's completely wilderness there, btw. If you want a campground, Amicalola Falls has a nice one (state park style), For Mountain, Vogel, etc. But this area is our favorite for just a spot by the creek.

Christophe just wrote this piece: http://expeditionportal.com/fall-boot-and-shoe-roundup/ A couple of years ago we had this lively discussion that never ended. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/34842-The-best-adventure-travel-boots I find it interesting how the criteria for...

Good dispersed camping along this stretch: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/34.7071682,-84.2202096/34.6439062,-84.1729112/@34.6678406,-84.2432924,13z And here...

Neat. Mirtes will be all over the wild edibles ---- we do that as we hike now. I have one of the QA techs in-house right now for a GC class and she is super-duper cool. Even though she drives an FJ Cruiser.... ....but she almost bought a Jeep. I'm a big fan of their Trippel. Yum.

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What is Ann presenting and when? I really want to run over to New Belgium Brewing but I want to see everything at the Expo too... Cool!

Anybody can come to a roundtable talk ---- it's at the roundtable pavillion, off to the side of the vendor area in the middle, not the river side, the estate side. Roundtable talks are sit-downs with a panel and the audience fires questions at us. It's fun stuff. Our talk is 10 on Saturday...

Even I have to pay as a presenter, Jeff. The estate is amazing, I hear. We'll be at the gate Saturday morning at 8:30 when it opens. Somebody please come to the roundtable pavilion at 10:00... Title is Overland Eastern North America. Dean Shirley and a few others will be with us. Here's...

Read though this 5 times: http://ham-cram.com/member-lounge/general-study.php Take the practice tests a few times: http://www.eham.net/exams/ I studied for two days for a couple of hours. It's not so bad, Scott.

Costco fleece blankets. $20. Cozy, work when moist. Comforter over the top if it's really really cold.

I have three hydrogen generators in the lab. It'll happen. Just give it time. I probably won't live to see it though. I have customers doing neat stuff with deuterium.