HAH HAH!

Short rides are hard to do anymore. It's just easier to keep going than turn around and head home.

I have a hard time going out for a shorter ride anymore. Just kind of keep going since we have a nice variety of terrain around here.

The old doors are solid for sure and the old knobs look way cooler than the solid metal stuff available now. The skeleton key mechanism is super easy to remove and replace but needs a bigger slot cut into

Yep. I really didn't want to spend $150+ on a big name brand... $35 for this one makes it essentially disposable, like much of our world anymore. It works okay for doing one chain at a time, it just didn't

Looks badass and the pistachio trees are all formed amazingly well for harvesting. Congrats! You may even be able to setup a couple disc golf holes through the orchard.

I really do enjoy my business. It is fun and very fulfilling to help people like them who have gone through such trauma as losing their home. And helping the elderly is a cup filler as well.

I figured but the confirmation from him was what made me pull the trigger on the purchase. I will be going up Mt Spokane again next week most likely to give it a good test. 4k feet of climbing should really

I have not been across the Atlantic yet but have always wanted to. Umbria looks amazing. So far my most memorable flight was at Point Of The Mountain by Salt Lake City in Utah. It is a place MANY learn

OH MY, you're in Italy! That would be quite the "commute" for work, lol, but I would be happy to take down trees! Then I could go paragliding at some of the classic flying sites around the country,

I have multiple trees to cut up and a few still to take down. I will have a lot of firewood for this year.

12 sites and self pay, sounds mellow. Google review saying "the owners were VERY handsoff"... but you didn't own it yet.

The V3s are supposed to add a TB each to the bandwidth available

It was quite the schlep up. Faster than the time I ran it some years back for sure, but nearly as sore afterwards.

I need the extra space in the Outback. Plus I have LOTS of experience with the engines.

The interior looks really nice so hoping the rest of the car was taken as good of care of.

Yeah it was a good 10 degrees warmer lower down the mountain so the layers were key to have with.

Was very nice to get back in the air finally.

My thoughts exactly. Screws don't walk out like nails. Not sure how old the duplexes are but most places under 30 years old should have screws.

Most houses over 50 years old in the US tend to have nails instead of dry wall screws. Only these were just ~ 30mm long nails so easily pulled out of the rafters.