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On Jul 17, 12:32 am, "Calif Bill" wrote:
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On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 08:24:11 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

No comment.
Right now I am going down to the BOAT to change a circuit breaker that I
ordered and arrived yesterday.
Remember BOATS? They float in water and usually provide a great deal of
pleasure and relaxation.

You mean a hole in the water surrounded by some sort of restraint like
wood, fiberglass or other material into which one pours money which
never seems to fill the hole up?

Oh yeah - got one of those. :)

I'm waiting on my trailer at the moment - they had to replace one
entire set of spingles and backing plates. Don't know what happened,
but something did all pitted and rusted. I had both assemblys changed
- springs, brackets, backing plates, calipers, rotors, spindles - I
don't think there is one old part in either the suspension or braking
system. :)

Should be good for another eight years.

You hope. Changed an axle last year on trip to Canada. Friday, going to
Moss Landing for a weekend away from the smoke and heat. Get less than 5
miles from home and passing truck honks and points at trailer. Bearing
smoking. Towed is slowly home and parked it. Threw the kayak on the camper
and some extra clothes and food and headed off to June Lake for a long
weekend.

Stayed at Pine Cliff RV Park. Still a nice place. Fished June Lake from
the Kayak Saturday morning, trolling fly and cast master. Nothing. Saw one
fish caught at East end is all. Sunday was going to fish Hot Creek and
Owens Riv. Went to hatchery and wife would not let me fish the brood
ponds.
Then off to the geologic area for a nice look and then tried a Hot Creek
and
caught nothing and saw nothing. Went to Owens Riv and the salmon egg crowd
was doing well in their area. Went to the Catch and release area as a huge
wind hit. 40-60 mph. Followed by a couple hours of rain. Flash floods
closed 395 at Independence. Tried Rush Creek Monday and scared a couple of
fish and no takes. Elk Hair Caddis and Matuka's. Silver Creek was giving
up fish to salmon eggs, and not to flys. Left to spend Monday night at
Tuolumne Meadows. Get set up and the rains, hail, sleet hit. Finally
abandoned the screen room for the camper as a river ran through the screen
room, and hail built up in the screen. Yesterday morning walked the
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Man, that's a haul up there! Do you take 120 through Yosemite (Tioga
Pass Road) to get there?

Yup. I did about 450 miles for the total trip with running down to Mammoth.
Nice thing about old age, is the Golden Age Pass gives free passage through
Yosemite, and $10 camping.

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On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 08:24:11 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

No comment.
Right now I am going down to the BOAT to change a circuit breaker that I
ordered and arrived yesterday.
Remember BOATS? They float in water and usually provide a great deal of
pleasure and relaxation.

You mean a hole in the water surrounded by some sort of restraint like
wood, fiberglass or other material into which one pours money which
never seems to fill the hole up?

Oh yeah - got one of those. :)

I'm waiting on my trailer at the moment - they had to replace one
entire set of spingles and backing plates. Don't know what happened,
but something did all pitted and rusted. I had both assemblys changed
- springs, brackets, backing plates, calipers, rotors, spindles - I
don't think there is one old part in either the suspension or braking
system. :)

Should be good for another eight years.

You hope. Changed an axle last year on trip to Canada. Friday, going to
Moss Landing for a weekend away from the smoke and heat. Get less than 5
miles from home and passing truck honks and points at trailer. Bearing
smoking. Towed is slowly home and parked it. Threw the kayak on the camper
and some extra clothes and food and headed off to June Lake for a long
weekend.

Stayed at Pine Cliff RV Park. Still a nice place. Fished June Lake from
the Kayak Saturday morning, trolling fly and cast master. Nothing. Saw one
fish caught at East end is all. Sunday was going to fish Hot Creek and
Owens Riv. Went to hatchery and wife would not let me fish the brood
ponds.
Then off to the geologic area for a nice look and then tried a Hot Creek
and
caught nothing and saw nothing. Went to Owens Riv and the salmon egg crowd
was doing well in their area. Went to the Catch and release area as a huge
wind hit. 40-60 mph. Followed by a couple hours of rain. Flash floods
closed 395 at Independence. Tried Rush Creek Monday and scared a couple of
fish and no takes. Elk Hair Caddis and Matuka's. Silver Creek was giving
up fish to salmon eggs, and not to flys. Left to spend Monday night at
Tuolumne Meadows. Get set up and the rains, hail, sleet hit. Finally
abandoned the screen room for the camper as a river ran through the screen
room, and hail built up in the screen. Yesterday morning walked the
Tuolumne river and saw a few small fish, but none on the fly.- Hide quoted
text -

- Show quoted text -

Man, that's a haul up there! Do you take 120 through Yosemite (Tioga
Pass Road) to get there?

Yup. *I did about 450 miles for the total trip with running down to Mammoth.
Nice thing about old age, is the Golden Age Pass gives free passage through
Yosemite, and $10 camping.- Hide quoted text -

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I really like Tuolumne Meadows but it can get cold up there at night
even in the middle of summer. All of Yosemite is nice, but camping can
suck in the park, too crowded!

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On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 08:24:11 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:

No comment.
Right now I am going down to the BOAT to change a circuit breaker that
I
ordered and arrived yesterday.
Remember BOATS? They float in water and usually provide a great deal
of
pleasure and relaxation.

You mean a hole in the water surrounded by some sort of restraint like
wood, fiberglass or other material into which one pours money which
never seems to fill the hole up?

Oh yeah - got one of those. :)

I'm waiting on my trailer at the moment - they had to replace one
entire set of spingles and backing plates. Don't know what happened,
but something did all pitted and rusted. I had both assemblys changed
- springs, brackets, backing plates, calipers, rotors, spindles - I
don't think there is one old part in either the suspension or braking
system. :)

Should be good for another eight years.

You hope. Changed an axle last year on trip to Canada. Friday, going to
Moss Landing for a weekend away from the smoke and heat. Get less than 5
miles from home and passing truck honks and points at trailer. Bearing
smoking. Towed is slowly home and parked it. Threw the kayak on the
camper
and some extra clothes and food and headed off to June Lake for a long
weekend.

Stayed at Pine Cliff RV Park. Still a nice place. Fished June Lake from
the Kayak Saturday morning, trolling fly and cast master. Nothing. Saw
one
fish caught at East end is all. Sunday was going to fish Hot Creek and
Owens Riv. Went to hatchery and wife would not let me fish the brood
ponds.
Then off to the geologic area for a nice look and then tried a Hot Creek
and
caught nothing and saw nothing. Went to Owens Riv and the salmon egg
crowd
was doing well in their area. Went to the Catch and release area as a
huge
wind hit. 40-60 mph. Followed by a couple hours of rain. Flash floods
closed 395 at Independence. Tried Rush Creek Monday and scared a couple
of
fish and no takes. Elk Hair Caddis and Matuka's. Silver Creek was giving
up fish to salmon eggs, and not to flys. Left to spend Monday night at
Tuolumne Meadows. Get set up and the rains, hail, sleet hit. Finally
abandoned the screen room for the camper as a river ran through the
screen
room, and hail built up in the screen. Yesterday morning walked the
Tuolumne river and saw a few small fish, but none on the fly.- Hide
quoted
text -

- Show quoted text -

Man, that's a haul up there! Do you take 120 through Yosemite (Tioga
Pass Road) to get there?

Yup. I did about 450 miles for the total trip with running down to
Mammoth.
Nice thing about old age, is the Golden Age Pass gives free passage
through
Yosemite, and $10 camping.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I really like Tuolumne Meadows but it can get cold up there at night
even in the middle of summer. All of Yosemite is nice, but camping can
suck in the park, too crowded!

The meadows was not crowded. The valley campgrounds were full, but the
prettier areas are from Tuolumne east, except for the waterfalls in the
valley.