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Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle!
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On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH
wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! Whoops: http://tinyurl.com/kpea24 -- John H "If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free!" --Anonymous |
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On Aug 26, 7:35*pm, JLH wrote:
On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! Whoops:http://tinyurl.com/kpea24 -- John H "If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free!" --Anonymous cool, cool, cool |
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On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 05:36:39 -0400, JustWait
wrote: In article , says... On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! Whoops: http://tinyurl.com/kpea24 Way frekin' cool man... You done got yourself a good one there. Does she do new tubes too?? What is a 'new tube'? Jees -- first 'steampunk' and now 'new tubes'. My little mind can't take all this new stuff. -- John H "The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not." Thomas Jefferson |
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On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 08:52:55 -0400, JustWait
wrote: In article , says... On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 05:36:39 -0400, JustWait wrote: In article , says... On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! Whoops: http://tinyurl.com/kpea24 Way frekin' cool man... You done got yourself a good one there. Does she do new tubes too?? What is a 'new tube'? Jees -- first 'steampunk' and now 'new tubes'. My little mind can't take all this new stuff. Can she change out a flat tire? Something I have done a few times this year.. LOL. No. She doesn't have her bike anymore. The DC traffic is not fun for riding, and it takes forty-five minutes to get out of it to decent roads. She says she'll get another bike when we move to someplace without all the traffic. I've never had to change a tube while on the road. Lucky me. I've got the tools, but the one time I tried to take the tire off, I couldn't get it off. Of course, that wasn't an emergency situation, like on a back road in Texas with rattlesnakes circling. -- John H "The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not." Thomas Jefferson |
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On Sat, 05 Sep 2009 17:38:01 -0400, John H. wrote: On Sat, 05 Sep 2009 17:29:16 -0400, wrote: On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! I have been on some pretty exciting roads right here in the good old USA. The road up to Mt Washington is pretty hairy on a foggy day and Iron Mountain Road in SD near Mt Rushmore is exciting but the logging roads up in the mountains of virtually any western state have to rank pretty high, not only because of sheer cliffs and no guard rails but by the possibility of coming up on a logging truck coming the other way. We had fun on the back road from Big Sur into the Liggett Army Base in California last week. A couple brothers and I are taking off Monday for a motorcycle trip through NY, VT, NH, and ME. Looking forward to some good roads up there too. That Mt Washington rd would be cool on a bike. It is around Conway NH. There are some nice little country roads all through northern NH and VT. On this trip, the youngest of the five boys is doing the trip routing. It's his chance to excell. If the twisties get exceptional, then I'll let the Guzzi go and wait for the two Harley's at the other end. -- John H "Vote for a Democrat, it's easier than working!" |
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wrote in message ... On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! I have been on some pretty exciting roads right here in the good old USA. The road up to Mt Washington is pretty hairy on a foggy day and Iron Mountain Road in SD near Mt Rushmore is exciting but the logging roads up in the mountains of virtually any western state have to rank pretty high, not only because of sheer cliffs and no guard rails but by the possibility of coming up on a logging truck coming the other way. We had fun on the back road from Big Sur into the Liggett Army Base in California last week. The Naciemento Ferguson road as I recall. Rode it many times back when I was stationed at Hungy Maggot Lifer Reservation (official name Hunter Liggett Military Reservation) The road up Carmel Valley that comes out near Greenfield used to be pretty cool as well. del cecchi |
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wrote in message ... On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 21:05:47 -0400, wrote: On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 14:35:28 -0500, "Del Cecchi" wrote: wrote in message ... On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:17:26 -0400, JLH wrote: Check out number 10. My wife did it on her motorcycle! I have been on some pretty exciting roads right here in the good old USA. The road up to Mt Washington is pretty hairy on a foggy day and Iron Mountain Road in SD near Mt Rushmore is exciting but the logging roads up in the mountains of virtually any western state have to rank pretty high, not only because of sheer cliffs and no guard rails but by the possibility of coming up on a logging truck coming the other way. We had fun on the back road from Big Sur into the Liggett Army Base in California last week. The Naciemento Ferguson road as I recall. Rode it many times back when I was stationed at Hungy Maggot Lifer Reservation (official name Hunter Liggett Military Reservation) The road up Carmel Valley that comes out near Greenfield used to be pretty cool as well. del cecchi Yup that's the one http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/Liggett%20sign.jpg and my obligatory picture with cannon (on a tank this time) http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/tank.jpg Another thing that makes the Naciemento Ferguson road a little more dangerous than some. http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/Target%20Tank.jpg About 20 years ago, a nice new pickup went off the road. Still there probably. Not much damage, but cost more to retrieve it than the truck cost. I used to hunt pigs at Hunter Liggett. Because when Heast sold the property to the government for a pittance, he put it in the deed restrictions that the public was allowed hunting access on weekends and holidays. Had been his hunting camp. The headquarters is a Moorish Castle that Hearst built for his hunting camp. Very steep drop offs on the road to the coast. When you hunt there they give you instructions to avoid any munitions and to mark with a white paper of cloth in the area and tell the MP's the area where you found the stuff. |
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wrote in message ... On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 11:18:03 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: The Naciemento Ferguson road as I recall. Rode it many times back when I was stationed at Hungy Maggot Lifer Reservation (official name Hunter Liggett Military Reservation) The road up Carmel Valley that comes out near Greenfield used to be pretty cool as well. del cecchi Yup that's the one http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/Liggett%20sign.jpg and my obligatory picture with cannon (on a tank this time) http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/tank.jpg Another thing that makes the Naciemento Ferguson road a little more dangerous than some. http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/Target%20Tank.jpg About 20 years ago, a nice new pickup went off the road. Still there probably. Not much damage, but cost more to retrieve it than the truck cost. I used to hunt pigs at Hunter Liggett. Because when Heast sold the property to the government for a pittance, he put it in the deed restrictions that the public was allowed hunting access on weekends and holidays. Had been his hunting camp. The headquarters is a Moorish Castle that Hearst built for his hunting camp. Very steep drop offs on the road to the coast. When you hunt there they give you instructions to avoid any munitions and to mark with a white paper of cloth in the area and tell the MP's the area where you found the stuff. We saw a lot of hunters going into Liggett when we were coming out on the valley side. Have not hunted in probably 25 years. But was a nice place to go in those days. Used to be a great pizza parlor in Jalon, but Jalon seemed to be dead the last time I went there. I think the troop draw downs killed it. |
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wrote in message ... On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 16:45:04 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 11:18:03 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: The Naciemento Ferguson road as I recall. Rode it many times back when I was stationed at Hungy Maggot Lifer Reservation (official name Hunter Liggett Military Reservation) The road up Carmel Valley that comes out near Greenfield used to be pretty cool as well. del cecchi Yup that's the one http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/Liggett%20sign.jpg and my obligatory picture with cannon (on a tank this time) http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/tank.jpg Another thing that makes the Naciemento Ferguson road a little more dangerous than some. http://gfretwell.com/ftp/california/Target%20Tank.jpg About 20 years ago, a nice new pickup went off the road. Still there probably. Not much damage, but cost more to retrieve it than the truck cost. I used to hunt pigs at Hunter Liggett. Because when Heast sold the property to the government for a pittance, he put it in the deed restrictions that the public was allowed hunting access on weekends and holidays. Had been his hunting camp. The headquarters is a Moorish Castle that Hearst built for his hunting camp. Very steep drop offs on the road to the coast. When you hunt there they give you instructions to avoid any munitions and to mark with a white paper of cloth in the area and tell the MP's the area where you found the stuff. We saw a lot of hunters going into Liggett when we were coming out on the valley side. Have not hunted in probably 25 years. But was a nice place to go in those days. Used to be a great pizza parlor in Jalon, but Jalon seemed to be dead the last time I went there. I think the troop draw downs killed it. The first bright lights and a motel my wife would sleep in was King City. Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. |
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wrote in message ... On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 22:58:24 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Have not hunted in probably 25 years. But was a nice place to go in those days. Used to be a great pizza parlor in Jalon, but Jalon seemed to be dead the last time I went there. I think the troop draw downs killed it. The first bright lights and a motel my wife would sleep in was King City. Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. |
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In article , says... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Man, I used to really like camping but now it kinda' sucks. Of course it's different when you are there to work;) Rowdy Mouse Racing, oh ****, did the Grand Prix run yet! Rowdy: A.A n.1 Originally, a backwoodsman of a rough and lawless type; hence, a rough, disorderly person; one addicted to quarreling, fighting, or disturbing the peace: a.A.a In American use, or with ref. to America. Yep...it fits. -- Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger: Idiots All |
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wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. |
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wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) -- Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger: Idiots All |
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says... JustWait wrote: In article , says... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Man, I used to really like camping but now it kinda' sucks. Of course it's different when you are there to work;) Rowdy Mouse Racing, oh ****, did the Grand Prix run yet! I like camping. Just need to be set up for it. Yeah, I am pretty well set up as far as gear, coolers, electricity, shower.... What we do on race day would be trying living at home and I am just getting sick of the torrential downpours every night;) -- Wafa free since 2009 |
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"H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. |
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Calif Bill wrote:
"H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. How nice. I'd rather stay in a nice hotel than your truck camper. -- Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger: Idiots All |
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"H the K" wrote in message m... Calif Bill wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. How nice. I'd rather stay in a nice hotel than your truck camper. Bed bugs etc in those hotels. The Prevost is nicer than the hotels you can afford. And I also use hotels. Later this month will be in the Red Lion in Seattle. But when I go to remote lakes, I love my camper over a tent. And was nice for a little drive to Alaska 4 years ago. Was nicer than a lot of the motels we saw on the trip, and did not have to worry about where we would be the next night. |
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"H the K" wrote in message m... Calif Bill wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. How nice. I'd rather stay in a nice hotel than your truck camper. Bed bugs etc in those hotels. The Prevost is nicer than the hotels you can afford. And I also use hotels. Later this month will be in the Red Lion in Seattle. But when I go to remote lakes, I love my camper over a tent. And was nice for a little drive to Alaska 4 years ago. Was nicer than a lot of the motels we saw on the trip, and did not have to worry about where we would be the next night. Can you imagine staying in a hotel room after Krause has been there. They don't fumigate the rooms enough to clean up after him. |
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Calif Bill wrote: "H the K" wrote in message m... Calif Bill wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. How nice. I'd rather stay in a nice hotel than your truck camper. Bed bugs etc in those hotels. The Prevost is nicer than the hotels you can afford. And I also use hotels. Later this month will be in the Red Lion in Seattle. But when I go to remote lakes, I love my camper over a tent. And was nice for a little drive to Alaska 4 years ago. Was nicer than a lot of the motels we saw on the trip, and did not have to worry about where we would be the next night. Can you imagine staying in a hotel room after Krause has been there. They don't fumigate the rooms enough to clean up after him. You just made me throw up! |
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In article , says... JustWait wrote: In article , says... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Man, I used to really like camping but now it kinda' sucks. Of course it's different when you are there to work;) Rowdy Mouse Racing, oh ****, did the Grand Prix run yet! I like camping. Just need to be set up for it. Yeah, I am pretty well set up as far as gear, coolers, electricity, shower.... What we do on race day would be trying living at home and I am just getting sick of the torrential downpours every night;) Yeah, you've had your share of rain, that's for sure! |
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"H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. But you've got to remember, Harry is a fat blob, therefore probably has sleep apnea and other disorders. |
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Calif Bill wrote: "H the K" wrote in message ... Calif Bill wrote: wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Just buy her a $1.5 million Prevost camper and she might change her mind. But would be cheaper to stay at Rock Creek Ranch. Campgrounds were fun when I was a Boy Scout... :) B.S. campgrounds are a lot different than RV parks. And sleeping in a Prevost RV is like being in a long, very upscale home. My truck camper is a lot different than a tent. Not large, but nice heater, queensize bed, stove and indoor plumbing. But you've got to remember, Harry is a fat blob, therefore probably has sleep apnea and other disorders. Camping has come a long way since Harry's days of sleeping on the ground in a fart sack. |
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says... JustWait wrote: In article , says... JustWait wrote: In article , says... On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:33:34 -0700, "Calif Bill" wrote: Should have gone over the hill to the ocean side and asked for a room at Hearst Castle. Some nice places and very good food in Cambria. Brambles was a favorite, but they lost lease after 30 years. We stopped at the Post Ranch Hotel and it was $1200 a night. Cambria is a lot cheaper. Kirk Creek Campground in the area is rated as one of best campgrounds in America. Fantastic views on the seashore. My wife's idea of camping is warming up leftovers in the microwave in our suite. Man, I used to really like camping but now it kinda' sucks. Of course it's different when you are there to work;) Rowdy Mouse Racing, oh ****, did the Grand Prix run yet! I like camping. Just need to be set up for it. Yeah, I am pretty well set up as far as gear, coolers, electricity, shower.... What we do on race day would be trying living at home and I am just getting sick of the torrential downpours every night;) Yeah, you've had your share of rain, that's for sure! In the ten or so camping weekends we have had this year, I can't remember even one where it didn't rain (pour like hell) the night before the race(s)... One of our sponsors gave me a ticket to the Nationals a few weeks back and I have never been there. Woke up and it was raining, sent The Mouse but I stayed home. Just didn't want to be at Southwick in the rain again... ;) -- Wafa free since 2009 |
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